Talk:Port Lincoln Prison

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Location of the prison[edit]

The following comments are provided in respect to some recent edits to the article:

While various official SA government sources state that the prison is located at “Pound Lane, Port Lincoln, SA 5606“ (e.g. official webpage), the use of Google Maps (and other map apps) show that the prison is actually located outside of Port Lincoln in the locality of Duck Ponds.
As the SA government’s official online databases such as Location SA Map Viewer do not appear to include the names of the penal facilities currently in operation, a citation used in the article using the following address which approximates the ‘front-door’ of the prison - "228 Pound Lane, Duck Ponds, SA, 5607". If one views this address on Location SA Map Viewer using the 'Topographic Map' view, one can see the location and layout of the prison including the word 'prison'.

Regards Cowdy001 (talk) 07:00, 19 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]