Corporate Body

Western Australian Harbour and Light Department (1880 - 1982)

Colony and State of Western Australia

From
1880
To
1982
Functions
Maritime Industry and Regulatory Body
Reference No
State Records Office of WA Agency ID: AU WA A11

Summary

Established in 1880 the Harbour and Light Department was responsible for lighthouses, navigation aids, and the administration of maritime legislation. In 1982 the Harbour and Light Department was renamed the Department of Marine and Harbours.

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 1880 - 1982 Western Australian Harbour and Light Department
       1982 - 1993 Western Australian Department of Marine and Harbours

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