1895 Daintree River Flood

Described Asin disputedescribedAs

• record flood^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas
• disastrous^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

Came Over Floor ofcameOverFloorOf

• Masterson House^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

Caused Drowning ofcausedDrowningOf

• seven persons^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

Compared tocomparedTo

• March 1883 Flood^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

Drowneddrowned

• many horses and cattle^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

Exceeds Previous RecordexceedsPreviousRecord

• March 1883 Flood^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

Locationlocation

• Daintree River^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

Occurred onoccurredOn

• Friday 6th April 1895^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

Washed AwaywashedAway

• a number of houses^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

Caused bycausedBy

• Heavy Rain Catchment^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

Unexpected Despite FearsunexpectedDespiteFears

• Bridget Margaret Reynolds^[1]all time · Chronicles Mowbray Port Douglas

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See also

• Masterson House
• Heavy Rain Catchment
• March 1883 Flood
• Daintree River
• Friday 6th April 1895
• Bridget Margaret Reynolds

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