Totally off topic, but Cobba, the railway station is and always has been known as Hawkesbury River Station, as was the town until the opening of the original railway bridge joining what is known as Long Island to the northern side of the Hawkesbury River. The name of the town was changed to Brooklyn as a result of the bridge being built by the Union Bridge Company of Brooklyn, New York.
As an aside, the bridge only lasted as intended for a very few short years. The first pylon on the southern approach had been set on what was thought to be solid sandstone, but was in fact a rock ledge which broke off and the pylon dropped a short distance. All rail traffic was reduced in speed and weight until the new bridge was constructed.
