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Located at the crossroads of the Strzelecki and Oodnadatta Tracks, about 605 km
north of Adelaide, Lyndhurst is a historic old railway town. Lyndhurst began
life as a railway siding when construction of the Port Augusta - Government Gums
line was started in 1878. With the movement of traffic along that line,
Lyndhurst also became the railhead for cattle from the north-east, a short route
to the previous walk along the Strzelecki Track to Farina.
Source:
Flinders Ranges Research - Lyndhurst
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