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Glengarry Park Glengarry Railway Station Narkoojee Wines Jump & Climb Traralgon Site of Toongabbie Railway Station Toongabbie Bushland Reserve Centenary of Federation Grandstand St. David's Anglican Church Bert Christensen Reserve Traralgon Park The Downs Reserve Traralgon Glenville Park Victory Park St Michaels Church Hubert Osborne Memorial Park Traralgon Reserve Latrobe Visitor Information Centre Hubert Osborne Park Seal Diving Services The Roundhouse

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TRARALGON 9 MORWELL 20 NEWBOROUGH 25 YALLOURN 28 MAFFRA 40 SALE 44 WARRAGUL 56 DROUIN 62 LEONGATHA 67 INVERLOCH 93 PAKENHAM 96 BAIRNSDALE 97 EMERALD 101 OFFICER 102 BEACONSFIELD 106 HEALESVILLE 106 BERWICK 107 CLYDE NORTH 108 MOUNT EVELYN 110 NARRE WARREN NORTH 111

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Glengarry - traditional Scots cap, worn by Highland regiments

Population: 1052 inh.

Region: Victoria

Country: Australia

Continent: OC

"The glengarry bonnet is a traditional Scots cap made of thick-milled woollen material, decorated with a toorie on top, frequently a rosette cockade on the left side, and ribbons hanging behind. It is normally worn as part of Scottish military or civilian Highland dress, either formal or informal, as an alternative to the Balmoral bonnet or tam o' shanter. - Wikipedia"

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