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Accolade Winery
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Berri Backpackers
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The Big Orange
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Berri Bridge
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Berri Club
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Berri Court
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Berri Resort Hotel
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Berri Caravan Park
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Berri Visitor Centre
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Houseboats at Berri
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Kay Ave. Berri
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Welcome to Berri
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Japanese religious shrine at Loveday prisoner of war camp near Barmera South Australia. A Shinto shrine meaning: "place of the god" is a structure whose main purpose is to house one or more Shinto kami, the spirits or phenomena that are worshiped in the religion of Shinto. They are elements in nature, animals, creationary forces in the universe, as well as spirits of the revered deceased

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Australian War Memorial ID 122983 Photo by Hedley Keith Cullen; Barmera, South Australia. 1945-12. The entrance to No 14 Camp of the Loveday Internment Camp Group. The bamboo and wood arch was built by Japanese internees.

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Australian War Memorial ID 064810 Photographer Unknown; BARMERA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. 1943-03-11/17. JAPANESE PRISONERS OF WAR DIGGING A GRAVE FOR ONE OF THEIR FELLOW PRISONERS OF WAR WHO DIED AT THE 14TH AUSTRALIAN PRISONER OF WAR CAMP LOVEDAY GROUP

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Australian War Memorial ID 123079 Photo by Hedley Keith Cullen; BARMERA, SA 1944-04. NO. 9 CAMP NURSERY, LOVEDAY INTERNMENT GROUP. TWO JAPANESE INTERNEES ON A HOLLAND CELERY PLANTER BEING TOWED BY TRACTOR. THEY ARE PLANTING GUAYULE SEEDLINGS THEY HAD RAISED FOR TRIALS TO INVESTIGATE THE PLANT'S USE AS AN ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF NATURAL RUBBER.

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There were a number of Internment camps located in the Riverland District of South Australia near Barmera which is 12 Kms south west of Renmark. There were 3 main camps and three wood camps. Compound 14A's first Italian prisoners arrived on 28th February 1942. Compound 14B's first Japanese prisoners arrived 5 January 1942. Compound 14C's first Japanese prisoners arrived on 30th January 1942. Compound 14D's first German and Italian prisoners arrived on 29th January 1942.

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Lyrup Car Ferry
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Monash Free Playground
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Monash Free Playground
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Australian War Memorial ID 123032 Photo by Hedley Keith Cullen; Renmark, South Australia. 1943-05-13. Japanese internees starting to leave the train which brought them from Hay on their way to the Loveday Internment Camp Group in the Barmera area.

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Cobdogla Steam Museum
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Relax and enjoy your leisure time at Barmera South Australia. Make Barmera your base while you explore the Riverland, Mannum, Murray-Mallee and Mid-North of South Australia. The historical village of Meningur Vic. is only a short scenic drive away, then on to Mildura Vic.

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Barmera South Australia and Lake Bonney