Corndarup is the Minang name of this hill.[1] It is a 177 m high hill with a lookout over the Southern Ocean. In English it is known as Mount Clarence. Mount Clarence is also the name of an inner suburb of Albany. The Kinjarling - Albany ANZAC Day dawn service is held on Corndarup at the Padre White Lookout. The ANZAC Desert Mounted Corp memorial statue is near the summit of Corndarup.
The Minang/Menang name has been officially recognized alongside the English name as part of a dual name initiative. Menang elder Vernice Gillies, who works with Kurrah Mia, a Noongar cultural organisation in Albany, emphasised it was not about changing the city's colonial places names:[1]
| “ | It's not re-naming, it's dual-naming ... It's a really important project and the city [council] has been on board since the start. | ” |
Boodjar Kwel - Meaning of the place
editCorndarup Waarnk - Stories about Corndarup
editNgiyan waarnk
edit- ↑ 1.0 1.1 John Dobson. "Albany, WA's oldest colonial settlement, to officially adopt joint Noongar names". ABC Great Southern. 3 July 2020. Retrieved 3 July 2020