Milich's Landing and Daisy Bates Reserve
Highlights
- Explore the memorial honouring pioneering midwife Ernstine Pauline Milich, celebrating her vital contributions to local medicine.
- Visit Daisy Bates Reserve to discover the historical significance of her campsite, marked with a commemorative plaque.
- Enjoy the natural beauty of the area, perfect for leisurely walks and picnics amidst scenic landscapes.
- Utilise convenient facilities like carparks and camping sites, ensuring a comfortable visit for all adventurers.
Pioneering midwife Ernstine Pauline Milich helped deliver more than 200 babies in the 1900s, including 14 of her own children. A memorial stands at the landing to honour her work in local medicine.
The Landing was previously named after journalist Daisy Bates, who was living at Pyap in the 1930s when she wrote her book The Passing of the Aborigines. Her old camp site is marked with a plaque and the area is known as Daisy Bates Reserve.
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.