Crown Point Station

The ephemeral Finke River flows through the property which is bordered by Engoordina Station.

[1] The property is named after Crown Point, a pyramid shaped hill with flattened apex,[2] near to a gorge along the Finke.

[3] The country is mostly gently undulating well covered by Mitchell grass and other fodder suitable for stock.

[6] The owner of the property in 1890 was James Cowan who, along with another man named Bullimore, was killed in a railway accident the same year.

[7] The property occupied an area of 4,500 square miles (11,655 km2) and was stocked with approximately 7.000 head of cattle and was being managed by Mr Ross.