Rossiter's Point Pumping Station, Moonta Bay
Highlights
- Explore the historic Rossiter's Point Pumping Station, built in 1901, and uncover its rich mining heritage.
- Visit at low tide to discover the remnants of sea water pumping, integral to Moonta Mines' copper processing.
- Wander along Rossiters Road and appreciate the engineering marvel that transported sea water over three kilometres.
- Experience the unique history of Moonta Bay, where heritage meets the coastal landscape in a captivating setting.
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The Rossiter’s Point Pumping Station was erected in 1901 and was used to pump sea water to Ryans’ Engine house at Moonta Mines, more than three kilometres away, for use in the cementation process when treating the tailings dumps for the copper mining. Low tide is the best time to explore to see what remains.
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- SA – Yorke Peninsula Tourism
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