Lake Macquarie History

Tin Hare Creek, Whitebridge and Kahibah

The speedy green railmotor used on the Belmont line was affectionately named after the tin hare that greyhound dogs chase around the track. This creek name was suggested by a group of Green Corp volunteers that had been working on the creek and it was selected in 2005.

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