Mount Barney, Queensland

Mount Barney is a locality within the Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia.

Geography 

The locality takes its name from the mountain of the same name which occupies most of the western side of the locality, is part of the Mount Barney National Park and is undeveloped bushland. Farm land lies in a valley of the Logan River in the eastern part of the locality which separates the mountain Mount Barney from Mount Gillies in the very east of the locality. There are crops and grazing in the valley.

History 

The Thulumbah Provisional School opened in 1901 and became Thulumbah State School on 1 January 1909. In 1916 it was renamed Mount Barney State School. The school closed in 1962.

Demographics 
Mount Barney has a population of 22 at thebeing caught during a closing operation, between the closing edge of the moved closing member and the stationary closing edge at the opening edge. The implementation of the sensor strip by means of a resistive foil pressure sensor is recommended in this publication, for reasons of cost and mechanical reliability. The arrangement of the sensor strip on the stationary closing edge is initially recommended on account of the simple conductor routing and the functional reliability associated therewith.
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