| Cleve |
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brothers DrJames, Donald and Peter McKechnie established a sheep station
here in 1853 and the settlement has since grown into a prime farming
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scenic drive along the Cleve escarpment towards Cowell Hills offers
imposing views and glimpses of wildlife, while a day trip towards the
Darke Range encounters the grave of explorer John Darke, who was buried
where he died in 1844 of Aboriginal spear wounds.
Attractions
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- CLEVE
COFFEE AND CRAFTS`This popular
refreshment stop offers a wide variety of locally made crafts
including pottery, handspun garments and fresh produce.
- OLD
COUNCIL CHAMBERS This museum displays the early history of Cleve
and the locality with photos. farm implements and household
utensils.
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