Kidman Way [SEP] named after
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The Kidman Way draws its history from the stock routes that linked cattle stations in the region, many of which were owned by Sir Sidney Kidman, an Australian pastoralist and philanthropist.
Route.
The Kidman Way runs generally north-south, roughly aligned to the state border between New South Wales and South Australia, approximately west of the geographic centre of New South Wales.
The southern junction of the Kidman Way is located at a road junction with the Newell Highway, located north
presence of hundreds of mourners. Some 250 messages of condolence were received and 200 wreaths left and his cortege extended for over after leaving his home.
Legacy.
The Adelaide suburb of Kidman Park was named in his honour. The Kidman Way, a rural road in the western region of New South Wales carries his name, part of which was historically used by Kidman and his business enterprise as stock routes.
S. Kidman & Co is still the largest private landholder in Australia, although now on a much smaller scale