Hobart
- proper noun
- Richard Solomon (1969) uncovered much the same result for Hobart, Australia, in 1847, 1901, and 1954.
- Hobart, Australia
- City of Hobart
Examples
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In the late 1830s, about twenty American whalers a year called at both Sydney and Hobart.
Academic text (1998) -
Many tourists visit Hobart to enjoy the stunning views of Mount Wellington.
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Oh, yeah, we're on Hobart Place, not Street.
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Officer down at corner of Fountain and Hobart.
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Well, my dad was a film critic in Hobart, Tasmania, where I grew up.
Blog text (24) -
During our vacation in Australia, we explored the vibrant streets of Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania.
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The Salamanca Market in Hobart is famous for its fresh produce and local crafts.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hobart is the name of Tasmania's capital and comes from the last name of a British politician, Robert Hobart. He helped run British colonies when the town was started, so the city is simply named after the person who helped start it.