List of Australian place names changed from German names
South Australia
Table:
Old name

New name

Date of name change

Notes

Bartsch's Creek

Yedlakoo Creek

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Bartsch Creek 1986

Berlin Rock

Panpandie Rock

10 January 1918[1]

Bethanien

Bethany

10 January 1918[1]

Bismarck

Weeroopa

10 January 1918[1]

Blumberg

Birdwood

10 January 1918[1][14]

Blumental

Lakkari

10 January 1918[1]

Buchsfelde[15]

Loos

10 January 1918[1]

Name restored to Buchfelde (no 's')

Cape Bauer

Cape Wondoma

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Cape Bauer in 1948

Carlsruhe

Kunden

10 January 1918[1]

Ehrenbreitstien

Mount Yerila

[citation needed]

Ferdinand Creek[16]

Ernabella Creek

10 January 1918[1]

Mount Ferdinand[16]

Mount Warrabillinna

10 January 1918[1]

Friedensthal

Black Hill

[citation needed]

Friedrichstadt

Tangari

10 January 1918[1]

Friedrichswalde

Tarnma

10 January 1918[1]

Gebhardt's Hills

Polygon Ridge

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Gebhardt Hills in 1986

German Creek

Benara Creek

[citation needed]

reverted in 1986

German Pass

Tappa Pass

10 January 1918[1]

Germantown Hill

Vimy Ridge

10 January 1918[1]

Now part of Bridgewater with the road name only reverted to Germantown Hill Road

Gnadenfrei

Marananga

[citation needed]

Gottlieb's Well

Parnggi Well

10 January 1918[1]

Grunberg

Karalta

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Gruenberg in 1975

Grunthal

Verdun

10 January 1918[1]

Hahndorf

Ambleside

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Hahndorf in 1935[2]

Hasse's Mound

Larelar Mound

10 January 1918[1]

Heidelberg

Kobandilla

10 January 1918[1]

Hergott Springs

Marree

10 January 1918[1]

Hildesheim

Punthari

10 January 1918[1]

Hoffnungsthal

Karawirra

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Hoffnungsthal in 1975

Hundred of Basedow[17]

Hundred of French

10 January 1918[1]

Hundred of Homburg[18]

Hundred of Haig

10 January 1918[1]

Hundred of Krichauff

Hundred of Beatty

10 January 1918[1]

Hundred of Paech[19]

Hundred of Cannawigara

10 January 1918[1]

Hundred of Pflaum[20]

Hundred of Geegeela

10 January 1918[1]

Hundred of North Rhine

Hundred of Jellicoe

10 January 1918[1]

Hundred of South Rhine

Hundred of Jutland

10 January 1918[1]

Hundred of Scherk[21]

Hundred of Sturdee

10 January 1918[1]

Hundred of Schomburgk[22]

Hundred of Maude

10 January 1918[1]

Hundred of Von Doussa[23]

Hundred of Allenby

10 January 1918[1]

Jaenschtown

Kerkanya

10 January 1918[1]

Kaiserstuhl

Mount Kitchener

10 January 1918[1]

renamed Kaiser's Seat in 1975, now Kaiserstuhl once again

Klaebes

Kilto

10 January 1918[1]

Klemzig

Gaza

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Klemzig in 1935,[2] but the football club retains the name Gaza[14]

Krause Rock

Marti Rock

10 January 1918[1]

Krichauff[24]

Beatty

10 January 1918[1]

changed to Mount Mary 1940

Kronsdorf

Kabminye

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Krondorf in 1975

Langdorf

Kaldukee

10 January 1918[1]

Now incorporated in the bounded locality of Tanunda

Langmeil

Bilyara (near Tanunda)

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Langmeil in 1975

Lobethal

Tweedvale

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Lobethal in 1935[2]

Mount Meyer

Mount Kauto

10 January 1918[1]

Muller's Hill

Yandina Hill

10 January 1918[1]

Neudorf

Mamburdi

10 January 1918[1]

reverted 1986, now part of Lobethal

Neukirch

Dimchurch

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Neukirch in 1975

New Hamburg

Willyaroo

10 January 1918[1]

New Mecklenburg

Gomersal

10 January 1918[1]

Oliventhal

Olivedale

10 January 1918[1]

Now part of Birdwood

Petersburg

Peterborough

10 January 1918[1]

The Petersburg Times resisted the change until 1919, and did so under protest.[25]

Rhine Park

Kongolia

10 January 1918[1]

Rhine Hill

Mons Hill

10 January 1918[1]

Rhine River (North)

The Somme

10 January 1918[1]

changed to Somme Creek 1971

Rhine River (South)

The Marne

10 January 1918[1]

changed to Marne River 1971

Rhine Villa

Cambrai

10 January 1918[1]

Rosenthal

Rosedale

110 January 1918[1]

Schoenborn

Gomersal

[citation needed]

Schoenthal

Boongala

10 January 1918[1]

reverted 1986, now incorporated in the bounded locality of Charleston

Seppelts[26]

Dorrien

10 January 1918[1]

Now incorporated into the bounded locality of Nuriootpa

Schreiberhau

Warre

10 January 1918[1]

reverted 1975

Siegersdorf

Bultawilta

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Siegersdorf in 1975, now incorporated into the bounded locality of Tanunda

Steinfeld

Stonefield

10 January 1918[1]

reverted 1986

Summerfeldt

Summerfield

10 January 1918[1]

Now incorporated into the bounded locality of Palmer

Vogelsang's Corner

Teerkoore

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Vogelsang Corner 1986, now incorporated into the bounded locality of Geranium Plains

Wusser's Nob

Karun Nob

10 January 1918[1]

reverted to Wusser Nob in 1983

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