Rails to Sails Augusta! Phoenix Series. Multi-Cache

This is another in the Pheonix Series.

The cache is to replace one which had been archived but the spot is such a great place to have a cache that we felt it was imperative to replace one here.

Therefore a new cache rises from the ashes of an old archived one.

What a great little piece of settler history

If not for this small park containing some slowly rusting relics and a detailed information board, there is virturally no trace of what was once a busy rail port.

The cache is not at the listed Co-ords.

Look to the information boards to find the answers to the questions to find the final Co-ords and the cache.

The cache can be found at S 34° 20.ABC E 115° 09.DEF

A/ Look for the Plaque which states 'Terminal of Railway, Built by M.C.Davies, To Service Jetty, Government Railway, Opened 1925 Closed 19?7, (?=A)

B/ Flinders Bay Jetty continued to serve this corner of the state as a port until 1?13. (?=B)

C/ Mathew Flinders named 'Cape Leeuwin' when charting the coast in his sloop 'Investigator' on ? December 1801. (?=C)

D/ Flinders Bay Jetty was badly damaged in a heavy storm (Cyclone) in 1?32 (?=D)

E/ Locomotives used by M.C.Davies Co included Kate which was purchased in 18?0 (?=E)

F/ Flinders Bay Jetty was ?44 meters long (?=F)

You can check your answers for this puzzle on GeoChecker.com.

Congrats to Fanning for the first to find. 😎