Re: [Aust wide] Everyone in aus.rail

[Chris Brownbill <cbrnbill@enternet.com.au>]

My understanding is that it's Victor Harbor - without the 'u' and that this also
applies to Outer Harbor.  I have a vague recollection of reading that this
actually had something to do with Webb who brought many things American to SA. 
Exactly whether a railway administrator would have had sufficient influence to
change the whole convention of town names is questionable though.  Minor
localities possibly, but these two are not insignificant places.



"James C." wrote:
> 
> Just a matter of interest.
> 
> Is it Victor <Harbor> or <Habour>???
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