Wikipedia:WikiProject Adelaide/Suburbs/List of Port Adelaide articles
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This is a list of existing and proposed Wikipedia articles on places, people, events, etc in relation to the broad geographic area of "Port Adelaide", including areas adjacent to the Barker Inlet - Port River Estuary.
The list was originally compiled as a resource for the construction of a semantic media wiki for Port Adelaide wiki, for discussion at the Adelaide Wikipedia Users Group meetup on 27 August 2014.
The original concept of the semantic media wiki was launched at the Port Adelaide Library on 7 May 2015, but progress on this project stalled and subsequently work started on constructing the Port Adelaide Wiki (PAW).
The original concept involved, as a first step,inputting data via 'forms' into the semantic media wiki. In the table below, these are marked as "form only". Where stub articles have been created in PAW, these are marked as "stub". (Links will be added at a later date.)
Geography[edit]
Natural features[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary | see Protected areas of South Australia#Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary | |
| Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary | ||
| Barker Inlet | ||
| Biodiversity Park | ||
| Dry Creek (South Australia) | the waterway | |
| Garden Island (South Australia) | ||
| Gulf St Vincent | ||
| Gulf St Vincent Important Bird Area | form only | |
| Lefevre Peninsula | ||
| Mangrove Cove | ||
| Mutton Cove | form only | |
| North Arm (South Australia) | ||
| Port River | ||
| Section Bank | ||
| Slack water | known locally as a "dodge tide" | |
| Torrens Island |
Flora and fauna[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Australian sea lion | ||
| Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin | ||
| New Zealand fur seal | ||
| Painted dragon | ||
| Grey mangrove | ||
| Bitter-bush Blue Butterfly, Theclinesthes albocincta (Waterhouse, 1903) | ||
| Hesperilla flavescens | Yellowish Sedge-skipper | |
| Birds - 176 species articles in WP | 176 stubs | All in Bird species list for Torrens Island |
Localities and buildings[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Alberton Cemetery | ||
| Alberton Oval | form only | |
| Black Diamond Corner | form only | |
| Customs House Port Adelaide | WP article only covers the modern commercial building | |
| Cruikshanks Corner | form only | |
| Fisherman's Wharf Market | ||
| Fort Glanville Conservation Park | form only | |
| Fort Largs Police Academy | ||
| Hart's Mill | ||
| Lartelare Park | form only | |
| Meyer Oval | form only | |
| National Military Vehicle Museum | ||
| National Railway Museum | ||
| Semaphore War Memorial Clock | form only | |
| South Australian Aviation Museum | ||
| South Australian Maritime Museum | ||
| Torrens Island Concentration Camp | ||
| Torrens Island Quarantine Station |
Suburbs[edit]
Infrastructure[edit]
Maritime[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Birkenhead Naval Yard | ||
| Dock 1 | ||
| Fletcher Dock | ||
| Jenkins Street Boatyards | ||
| Port Adelaide Lighthouse |
Rail[edit]
Roads and bridges[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Birkenhead Bridge | stub | |
| Grand Junction Road | ||
| Jervois Bridge | stub | |
| Northern Expressway | ||
| Port River Expressway | ||
| Tom 'Diver' Derrick Bridge | stub | |
| Port Road | ||
| Victoria Road |
Commerce and Industry[edit]
Companies[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Adelaide Brighton Cement | ||
| Adelaide Steamship Company | ||
| ASC Pty Ltd | ||
| CSR Limited | ||
| D. & J. Fowler Ltd. | took over the bankrupt Adelaide Milling Company's flour mill | |
| Dry Creek explosives depot | ||
| Dry Creek smelters | Dry Creek Smelting and Refining Company Australian Smelting Company Proprietary Limited | |
| Eglo Engineering | ||
| Elders Limited | ||
| Electricity Trust of South Australia | ||
| English and Australian Copper Company | ||
| Flinders Ports | ||
| Francis Clark and Sons | ||
| G. Wood, Son & Co. | ||
| Imperial Chemical Industries | ||
| IMX Resources | ||
| John Darling and Son | the company purchased the Eclipse flour mills, Port Adelaide, and the goodwill of J. Dunn and Co. in ??? | |
| Incitec Pivot | ||
| Mobil Birkenhead depot | ||
| Newport Quays consortium | ||
| North Arm Powder Magazine | ||
| Pelican Point Power Station | ||
| Osborne Power Station | ||
| Penrice Soda Products | ||
| Ridley Inc. | ||
| Royal Dutch Shell | ||
| South Australian Company | ||
| Torrens Island Power Station | ||
| W G Porter & Son Pty Ltd | ||
| W. H. Burford & Son | Soap factory at Dry Creek from 1922 |
Ships and shipping[edit]
People[edit]
19th Century[edit]
N.B. Some people on this list, particularly those marked (**) had only a peripheral connection to Port Adelaide. List includes 19th C MPs from Electoral district of Port Adelaide.
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| William Archibald | initially employed on the Port Adelaide wharves; later a politician, then a bookseller in Semaphore | |
| **Henry Ayers | owned the British Hotel in the late 1870s | |
| David Bower (politician) | timber merchant at Port Adelaide; member for Port Adelaide, 1865-1870, 1875-87 | |
| Frederick Estcourt Bucknall | built a boatshed on the Port River to the south-east of where the Jervois Street bridge was later built, later "Estcourt House" at Tennyson | |
| **Francis Robert Burton | youth penal reformer, lived at Glanville | |
| **William Clark (inventor) | designed water supply and drainage scheme for Port Adelaide | |
| Patrick Boyce Coglin | ||
| Edward Collinson | ||
| **Ebenezer Cooke (politician) | started as accountant for the English and Australian Copper Company later a politician | |
| **William Rooke Creswell | second commanding officer HMAS Protector (1884), and 'father' of the Royal Australian Navy | |
| John James Duncan | ||
| John Dunn (miller) | ||
| **Thomas Elder | a founding director of the Adelaide Steamship Company | |
| **John England (engineer) | erection of the Port Adelaide lighthouse | |
| William Giles (colonial manager) | ||
| John Barton Hack | ||
| George Hall (Australian politician) | ||
| **George Ernest Hamilton | Assistant Engineer for the Port Adelaide railway in 1853, designed the smelters at Port Adelaide and Wallaroo in 1860 | |
| John Hart (South Australian colonist) | ||
| John Hart, Jr. | ||
| John Michael Higgins (metallurgist) | Dry Creel Smelter | |
| Henry Hill | MP for Port Adelaide 1868–1870 | |
| John Hill (explorer) | ||
| George Feltham Hopkins | MP for Port Adelaide 1887–1893 | |
| Henry Kent Hughes | ||
| John Bristow Hughes | ||
| Philip Levi | created and named the original subdivision of Rosewater in 1855 | |
| William Light | ||
| Thomas Lipson | ||
| Frank Lundie | ||
| Ivor MacGillivray | MP for Port Adelaide 1893–1918 | |
| David McLaren (colonial manager) | ||
| William Mattinson | MP for Port Adelaide 1881–1893 | |
| John Morphett | ||
| George North (Tramountanas) | ||
| William Owen | MP for Port Adelaide 1860–1862 | |
| Frank Potts (winemaker) | ||
| William Pullen | ||
| William Quin | MP for Port Adelaide 1875–1880 | |
| Philip Santo | ||
| Jacob William Smith | MP for Port Adelaide 1866–1868 | |
| **Robert Barr Smith | a founding director of the Adelaide Steamship Company | |
| Charles Tucker (mayor) | ||
| John Cotterell Phillips Walcot | first commanding officer HMAS Protector (1884) | |
| List of mayors of Port Adelaide |
20th Century[edit]
N.B. Some people in this list were born in Port Adelaide and achieved fame (or notoriety) after moving elsewhere, or only had a peripheral connection to the area.
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Josie Agius | form only | |
| Dianne Alagich | form only | |
| Veronica Brodie | form only | |
| Tom Derrick | ||
| Lionel B. Fletcher | ||
| Sarah Francisco | ||
| John Giles (painter) | Port of Adelaide National Trust > John Giles Exhibition | |
| George Hutton | form only | |
| Keith Le Leu | ||
| Raymond Leane | ||
| Mortimer Menpes | ||
| John Kundereri Moriarty | form only | |
| Rex Munn | ||
| Lewis O'Brien (Kaurna Elder) | ||
| Charles Perkins (Aboriginal activist) | form only | |
| Margaret Preston | ||
| Anna Rennie | form only | |
| Edna Roper | ||
| Arthur Searcy | President of Marine Board | |
| Jeffrey Smart | ||
| Bryce Walmsley |
Politicians[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Electoral district of Port Adelaide | ||
| Thomas Henry Brooker | MP for Port Adelaide 1902–1905 | |
| Fred Birrell | ||
| Mark Butler | form only | |
| Henry Chesson | ||
| Susan Close | ||
| Francis Joseph Condon | ||
| Kevin Foley (politician) | ||
| Norman Foster (Australian politician) | ||
| Thompson Green | MP for Port Adelaide 1910–1915 | |
| Bert Hoare | ||
| Reg Hurst | ||
| John Jonas | MP for Port Adelaide 1927–1933 | |
| Ivor MacGillivray | ||
| Norm Peterson | form only | |
| John Price | ||
| John Ryan | MP for Port Adelaide 1959–1970 | |
| Rod Sawford | ||
| James Stephens | MP for Port Adelaide 1938–1959 | |
| Albert Thompson (Australian politician) | ||
| Thomas Turner Thompson | MP for Port Adelaide 1927–1930 | |
| John Stanley Verran | ||
| Frederick Ward (Australian politician) | ||
| George Whitten | ||
| Henry Willis (Australian politician) | ||
| Mick Young | form only |
Social institutions[edit]
Arts[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Port Adelaide Artists Forum | ||
| Vitalstatistix Theatre Company | Vitalstatistix Theatre Company |
Schools & further education facilities[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Maritime and Fishing Academy | ||
| Ethelton Primary School | ||
| Largs Bay Primary School | ||
| Lefevre High School | ||
| Lefevre Peninsula Primary School | ||
| North Haven Primary School | ||
| Ocean View College | originally Taperoo High School | |
| Port Adelaide Girls Technical High School | form only | |
| Port Adelaide TAFE | ||
| Portside Christian School | ||
| Semaphore Primary School | ||
| Westport Primary School | ||
| Tauondi College |
Organisations[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| British International Sailors Society | ||
| Dale St Women's Health Centre | form only | |
| Port Adelaide Institute | ||
| Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society | form only |
Media[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Portside Messenger | ||
| WOW FM 100.5 | http://wowfm.org/ |
Monuments[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Workers' Memorial, Port Adelaide | stub + list | |
| World War I memorial, St Paul's | stub + list |
Religion[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Port Adelaide Uniting Church | ||
| Rosewater Uniting Church |
Sport & recreation[edit]
Tourist attractions[edit]
| Wikipedia article | PAW equivalent pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Seahorse Farm |