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Edward Hargraves, accompanied by John Lister, found five specks of alluvial gold at Summerhill near Bathurst in February 1851
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Gold was first discovered in NSW by Edward Hargraves near batherst and this started the first gold rush.
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Gold was found at the Turon Goldfields at Sofala
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first gold rush in victoria state in australia
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On 21 August 1851 gold was found at Ballarat, Victoria in Poverty Point by John Dunlop and James Regan.
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Gold found at Bendigo, Victoria in September 1851. According to the Bendigo Historical Society, it is generally agreed that gold was found at Bendigo Creek by two married women from the Mount Alexander North run.
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Payable gold was found in May 1852 at Echunga in the Adelaide Hills in South Australia by William Chapman and his mates Thomas Hardiman and Henry Hampton.