| BANJUL | Capital of The Gambia, known until 1973 as Bathurst (6) |
| MALABO | Capital of Equatorial Guinea, known until 1973 as Santa Isabel (6) |
| BELIZE | Second-smallest country of Central America by area, known until 1973 as British Honduras (6) |
| DALASI | Currency of the Gambia; as laid (anag.) (6) |
| MYSORE | Former name (until 1973) of the SW Indian state of Karnataka (6) |
| ANKARA | Capital and second- largest city of Turkey, known until 1930 as Angora (6) |
| MAPUTO | African capital known until 1976 as Lourenco Marques (6) |
| ELLICE | ___ Islands, name by which Tuvalu was known until 1976 (6) |
| SAIGON | Name by which Ho Chi Minh City was officially known until 1976 (6) |
| CEYLON | Name by which Sri Lanka was formally known until 1972 (6) |
| GUINEA | Coastal region of W African extending from the Gambia to Gabon |
| CONROD | Famed section of Bathurst motor racing circuit, -- Straight (6) |
| SOFALA | Name a small early mining town, north of Bathurst NSW (6) |
| CARUSO | Nissan V8 Supercar driver, third in the 2009 Bathurst 1000, Michael ... (6) |
| ORANGE | Name a NSW city, northwest of Bathurst (6) |
| AFRICA | The Gambia's continent |
| MOFFAT | Four times Bathurst winner, Allan ... (6) |
| INGALL | 1995 and 1997 Bathurst 1000 winner, Russell ... (6) |
| TANDER | Three-time Bathurst 1000 winner, Garth -- (6) |
| PERCAT | 2011 Bathurst 1000 winner on his first attempt, Nick .... (6) |
