Royal Circus, Robe
District Council of Robe
About Royal Circus, Robe
The Royal Circus is associated with the establishment and operation of Robe as one of the earliest major seaports in South Australia. The township was first surveyed from here in 1846 by the colony’s deputy surveyor-general, Thomas Burr. The Royal Circus then served as a roundabout, guiding the flow of wagons as they delivered wool to the port and collected supplies for pastoral stations from Ormerod’s store, which stood on the site of the current council chambers.
Royal Circus, Robe
District Council of Robe, South Australia
Royal Circus, District Council of Robe, Robe, South Australia, Australia, 5276
The Royal Circus is a roundabout encircling a small sand hill and was a focal point for the original planned government town of Robe.
Royal Circus, Robe
Royal Circus, District Council of Robe, Robe, South Australia, Australia, 5276
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