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Layer Id 1912 Name Cosgrave Lane
Description

Sometimes Cosgrove Lane. Later named Fitzroy Lane and then reinstated as Cosgrave Lane.

Status: Date TBC.

Located at or near: TBC.

Probable or possible origin of name: TBC.

Location is approximate.For more information, see: Bate, W., Broome, R., Davis, N., May, A. J., & Stitt, H. (2024). The story of Melbourne’s lanes: Essential but unplanned (pp. 57). ISBN 978-1-875173-12-9.

"At the west end of Little Bourke Street, where only Wright Lane had been designated in 1847, all but 7 of the 22 rights of way were named in the 1858 directory. Going east from Spencer Street they were: (north side) White Hart Lane, Wright Lane, Goldie Alley, St Johns Alley, Turnbull Alley, Crombie Lane, Murcott Alley, Pender Alley, and Rose Alley; (south side) Merlin Alley, Vinge Alley, St Patricks Alley, Fulton Lane, Grimes Alley and Cosgrave Lane." p. 57.

 Type Placename
Linkback https://www.emelbourne.net.au/biogs/EM01756b.htm Created At 2024-08-21 12:23:08
Updated At 2025-01-21 13:45:34 Ghap Url https://tlcmap.org/layers/1912
Statistic Value Unit
Total Places
2 -
Area
Not Available km2
Convex Hull
LINESTRING(144.9548417526021 -37.815557203993286,144.95522967550352 -37.81641505241158) -
Centroid
POINT(144.95503571405283 -37.81598612820243) -
Bounding Box
POLYGON((144.9548417526021 -37.81641505241158,144.9548417526021 -37.815557203993286,144.95522967550352 -37.815557203993286,144.95522967550352 -37.81641505241158,144.9548417526021 -37.81641505241158)) -
Most Central Place
Cosgrave Lane south end entrance off Bourke Street -
Most Distant Place from center
Cosgrave Lane north end entrance off Little Bourke Street -
Distribution
  • Average Distance from Centroid: 0.050578259545
  • Average Distance from Centroid / Area of Convex Hull: N/A
 kilometers