Article TitleGymea Bay was named after one of Australia's largest native flowers - the giant lily, called by botanists Doryanthes excelsa, and by the Aborigines 'Gymea' - which grow in considerable numbers around the rocky, steep shores of this inlet.Date4th August 1938Article ReferencePropeller, 4 August 1938 P. 7
Card TypeNewspaperTranscriptionGymea Bay was named after one of Australia's largest native flowers - the giant lily, called by botanists Doryanthes excelsa, and by the Aborigines 'Gymea' - which grow in considerable numbers around the rocky, steep shores of this inlet. Propeller, 4 August 1938 P. 7SubjectsGymea BayFileKIRKBY CARD 0019695
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Gymea Bay (4th August 1938). Local History - Sutherland Shire Libraries, accessed 15/12/2025, https://localhistory.sutherlandshire.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/25889
