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Tuesday, 7 October 2008

South Australian Light Horse location list 1910
Topic: Militia - LHS - SA

SA Militia - Light Horse

1910

Towns throughout South Australia with a Light Horse Troop, 1910

The 1903 re-organisation of the Light Horse expanded and consolidated the number of units throughout Australia. Below is a list of towns in South Australia where a Light Horse troop was based. The towns are listed alphabetically with the particular Troop or Squadron noted next to it.

Adelaide - 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment Headquarters, Pom Pom Section, Machine Gun Section, and No 1 Squadron

Adelaide - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment Headquarters, Pom Pom Section, and Machine Gun Section

Blackwood - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 4 Squadron (part)

Bordertown - 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 4 Squadron (part)

Clarendon - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 4 Squadron (part)

Crystal Brook - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 3 Squadron (part)

Gladstone - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 1 Squadron (part)

Jamestown - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 1 Squadron (part)

Kangarilla - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 4 Squadron (part)

Laura - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 1 Squadron (part)

Milicent - 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 3 Squadron (part)

Morchard - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 2 Squadron (part)

Mt Gambier - 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 3 Squadron (part)

Mt Jagged - 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 2 Squadron (part)

Mt Lofty - 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 5 Squadron (part)

Myponga - 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 2 Squadron (part)

Naracoorte - 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 4 Squadron (part)

Orroroo - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 2 Squadron (part)

Petersburg - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 2 Squadron (part)

Port Pirie - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 3 Squadron (part)

Reynella - 17th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 4 Squadron (part)

Second Valley - 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 2 Squadron (part)

Yankallila - 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment No 2 Squadron (part)

Further Reading:

SA Militia - Light Horse

Australian Militia 1899 - 1920

Citation: South Australian Light Horse location list 1910

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Updated: Saturday, 30 May 2009 4:35 PM EADT

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