Skilly Hills

Skilly Hills: The Skilly Hills is a range of hills which make up part of the Mount Lofty Ranges and forms the Clare Valley, in South Australia's Mid North region. The name comes from the Skilly Creek, which was named by explorer John Horrocks, who was forced to live off "skilly", a basic porridge made from flour and warm water. The name stayed over time, and eventually the surrounding hills also took on the title.

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Watervale, South Australia — Infobox Australian Place | type = town name = Watervale state = sa caption = lga = District Council of Clare and Gilbert Valleys postcode = 5452 pop = 293 [Census 2006 AUS | id = SSC45246 | name = Watervale (State Suburb)|quick = on |… … Wikipedia
Penwortham, South Australia — Infobox Australian Place | type = town name = Penwortham state = sa caption = Northern entrance sign along Main North Road lga = District Council of Clare and Gilbert Valleys postcode = 5453 pop = 418 [Census 2006 AUS | id = SSC44876 | name =… … Wikipedia
Spring Gully Conservation Park — is a conservation park in the Skilly Hills, west of the Clare Valley in South Australia. It provides views to the west across the northern end of the Adelaide Plains. There are walking tracks ranging from easy to quite steep within the park.The… … Wikipedia
Hutt River (South Australia) — Infobox River river name = Hutt River caption = origin = Skilly Hills, Clare Valley, South Australia mouth = basin countries = Australia length = km elevation = m discharge = watershed = km²The Hutt River, in the Clare Valley of South Australia… … Wikipedia
District Council of Clare and Gilbert Valleys — South Australia Location of District Council of Clare and Gilbert Valleys … Wikipedia

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