Jolimont (mountain)

Jolimont refers to a name associated with several geographical features, primarily in the Australian state of Victoria. The name's origin is generally attributed to early European settlers or explorers, though the exact etymology can be debated depending on the specific location.

Geographical Locations:

• Jolimont Yard: (often simply called Jolimont) A major railway yard located in Melbourne, Victoria. It is situated adjacent to Flinders Street Station and plays a significant role in the city's rail network. Historically, Jolimont Yard was considerably larger, but has been reduced in size due to urban development and the creation of Federation Square.

• Jolimont, Victoria (locality): A locality within Melbourne, encompassing areas near the Jolimont railway yard and extending towards the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and other parklands. It is generally considered part of the inner suburbs.

• Jolimont railway station: A former railway station located at the Jolimont Yard. It was primarily used for railway workers. The current station is located slightly to the east, and renamed as MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground)

• Mount Jolimont: (Inferred but needing further specific documentation) There may be smaller or less prominent geographical features named Mount Jolimont. Further research is required to verify the existence of a significant "mountain" specifically named Jolimont and its associated coordinates and characteristics. If one exists, its elevation, geological composition, flora, fauna, and any historical significance would be included. This may include a hill rather than a mountain.

Other Associations:

The name "Jolimont" has also been used in the names of businesses, buildings, and other entities in the Melbourne area, reflecting its connection to the Jolimont Yard and surrounding locality.