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Title: Breakfast Creek | Queensland Places. First 1,800 of 3,397 characters:
Breakfast Creek | Queensland Places Skip to main content Toggle navigation Home Browse A-Z About Search Breakfast Creek Breakfast Creek, a locality in the suburb of Albion, is 4 km north-east of central Brisbane. It is situated on the north side of a waterway where it joins the Brisbane River, and the waterway is known as Breakfast Creek for about 1.5 km upstream to the railway bridge crossing. Thereupon it is Enoggera Creek, which has its headwaters at The Gap and the Enoggera military camp. The creek is joined at Red Hill by Ithaca Creek which rises at Mount Coot-tha. Breakfast Creek was named by the Lieutenant John Oxley, in 1824, apparently after an affray with local Aborigines after breakfasting at a camp there. The year before, Oxley had proposed that Breakfast Creek would be a suitable place for a settlement, not the site later chosen at North Quay (Brisbane). During the convict period at Moreton Bay a depot for women convicts was established at Eagle Farm, and the track to the depot crossed Breakfast Creek at a bridge (1836) near the creek's mouth. The Breakfast Creek flats were useful farmland, and beyond there a German mission station (1888) was positioned on the Sandgate Road at Nundah. Flooding demolished at least two bridges but a permanent structure was built in 1858. In addition to farms in the district there were a quarry and a pottery works. The Breakfast Creek tavern (later Hotel) was licensed in 1864. A horse bus between Brisbane town and the bridge began in 1865 and a post office opened the following year. When horse tram services began in Brisbane in 1885, Breakfast Creek was one of the first few places to be serviced. Electrified services beyond the bridge to Clayfield and Ascot began in 1899. The Breakfast Creek sports ground was inaugurated in 18
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