Appila, South Australia
 

Appila - Originally known as Yarrowie.  The town was laid out in 1872 and first offered for sale on 4 June 1874.  The present name of Appila, an Aboriginal word meaning 'hunting ground', was formally adopted and proclaimed on 20 February 1941.

Churches

  1. •Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (west of Appila)
    Appila (Pine Creek) Holy Trinity Lutheran church (Flickr)

  2. •Ss Phillip and James Catholic Church


Cemetery

  1. •Appila Cemetery
    Appila General Cemetery (Australian Cemeteries)
    Appila General Cemetery (Find-a-Grave)
    Appila Cemetery (GraveSectets)
    Appila General Cemetery (Flinders Ranges Research)
    Cemeteries (District Council of Mount Remarkable) - search page

  2. •Pine Creek Lutheran Cemetery (adjacent to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church)
    Appila Lutheran Cemetery (Find-a-Grave)
    Appila Pine Creek Lutheran Cemetery (GraveSectets)
    Appila Lutheran Cemetery (Flinders Ranges Research)

  3. •Appila Catholic Cemetery
    Appila Catholic Cemetery (Find-a-Grave)
    Appila Catholic Churchyard (Billion Graves)
    Appila Catholic Cemetery (GraveSectets)
    Appila Catholic Cemetery (Flinders Ranges Research)


Links:

Appila (Flinders Ranges Research)

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and Pine Creek Lutheran Cemetery