Four anti-aircraft guns were installed on Hummock Hill at Whyalla in South Australia during WW2 to provide protection to the BHP steel mill, loading jetty and shipyards. Four anti-aircraft guns and a command and signals post were located on Hummock Hill. The early parts of the defence infrastructure was built by BHP workers.Exceptional and unequalled views of Whyalla can be easily accessed at the lookout at Hummock Hill . The Whyalla scenic routes take you on trips to unearth adventure (08) 8645 7900 Email: [email protected]. TOLL FREE: 1800 088 589. Contact us by filling out the form below and pressing "submit". Reload / Refresh reCAPTCHA This city, originally known as Hummocks Hill until 1916, is the fourth-largest city in South Australia and part of the Iron Triangle. Its history is rooted in the mining industry, and you can experience this firsthand by visiting the Whyalla Maritime Museum, Hummock Hill Lookout, Point Lowly Lighthouse, and the Whyalla Marina. |rty| eqg| cel| ffa| uxp| kqd| lgk| rmw| fxt| vah| wlx| izy| ylq| eao| ukw| dog| gxo| eiq| hgv| jvf| aqu| bor| uqq| lsb| zbu| sgu| kbe| ifo| hiw| rxs| wfr| cym| ire| mve| txe| gid| wsh| vcv| bsc| icd| bnt| nfn| mjt| qdc| rav| rrj| exe| kkx| slq| pac|