Location ID: #15698
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A flat expanse of dry lakebed surrounded by bushland, somewhere outside the town of Narrabri.
Location ID: #15717
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Old Grafton Road runs south off the Gwydir Highway near at Bald Nob which is between Glen Innes and Grafton.
It runs alongside the Boyd River and through a historic tunnel.
Location ID: #15706
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Location ID: #15699
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Rural roads through the farmland outside of Narrabri, offering views of the fields and nearby mountain.
Location ID: #16555
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Quirindi is a small town in an agricultural area, with broadacre farming dominant on the black soil plains to the west and livestock grazing in the hilly eastern part of the district.
It is 4.5 hours north of Sydney.
Location ID: #16141
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Woodenbong is a small town of some 600 people on the Mt Lindesay Highway just 10 km from the Queensland border in NSW's Northern Tablelands. It is 800 km north-east of Sydney via the Pacific Highway (867 km via the New England Highway), about 145 km ...
Location ID: #16489
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Satellite communication service in Uralla, New South Wales.
Location ID: #16138
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The Crown Hotel is located in Urbenville, a small and interesting town town just 25 km from the Queensland border in a quite beautiful part of NSW's Northern Tablelands. Located in what has essentially been a cattle area, it is 806 km north-east of ...
TAS
Location ID: #15110
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The Armidale School (TAS) is an Anglican day and boarding school on the New England Tablelands of northern NSW. It is co-educational to Year 5, a boys school from Years 6 to 12.
Established in 1894, the TAS is made up of grand brick buildings on ...
Location ID: #15668
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Narrabri is a prosperous, modern country town servicing a large and highly productive agricultural district. The Narrabri Shire covers 13,000 km, and is in the heart of the rich Namoi Valley in north western NSW. Narrabri is considered to be a ...
Location ID: #16731
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A disused theatre in the country town of Collarenebri.
Location ID: #16108
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Tenterfield sits astride the Great Dividing Range at the northern end of the New England Highway 18km from the Queensland border, and some 715km north of Sydney.
Set in the heart of Australian Heritage, Tenterfield District is surrounded by a ...
Location ID: #10080300
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The Tenterfield Saddler is a quaint blue-granite building built circa 1870 and made famous by Peter Allen's tribute to his grandfather (George Woolnough) in the 'Tenterfield Saddler'.
The land was originally bought by Sir Stuart Alexander ...
Location ID: #10101314
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A Spanish Hacienda located on 650 acres near Bald Rock National Park. There is a main complex with central courtyard, stables and roof terrace, a lake cabin and a cacti garden.
Location ID: #10061205
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Location ID: #16476
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Armidale Airport is operated by Armidale Regional Council. Located 6kms from the City of Armidale, daily return passenger flights serve travellers to Brisbane and Sydney, with onward connections nationally, to Asia, North America and Europe. ...
Location ID: #16477
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The Armidale Railway Station is a heritage-listed, high Victorian building built by Edmund Lonsdale in 1882.
Station is managed by Trainlink. The phone number for the ticketing office is 02 6774 8630.
The first official train arrived in ...
Location ID: #16153
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The Walcha Shire is located in the New England Tablelands region of New South Wales, some 400km north of Sydney.
The town of Walcha (pronounced 'wolka') is 1067 metres above sea level. Walcha can be reached by road, rail and air.
With some ...
Location ID: #15578
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The New England Girls' School is situated on over 50 hectares (124 acres) of landscaped gardens and parkland, in a rural environment. The school is located in the city of Armidale, situated 500 kilometres/310 miles from Sydney CBD
Location ID: #10079802
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Overlooking a section of the Breeza Plain, at Breeza village and near Caroona village, between Gunnedah and Quirindi NSW.
Location ID: #10361
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Gunnedah is a town in north-eastern New South Wales, Australia and is the seat of the Gunnedah Shire local government area. In the 2016 census the town recorded a population of 9,726. Gunnedah is situated within the Liverpool Plains, a fertile ...
Location ID: #16465
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Wheat crops in the Gunnedah Shire region of North West NSW.
Location ID: #10062427
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Wallabadah is a village in the New England region of New South Wales, Australia. The town is located 55 kilometres south of Tamworth on the New England Highway and is in the Liverpool Plains Shire. Local attractions include:
The Anglican Church of ...
Location ID: #16321
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Tamworth is a vibrant and prosperous regional centre found approximately 500 km north of Sydney. The town covers 184 sq. km and is home to nearly 36,000 people. Tamworth is the "capital city" of the New England North West region of NSW, serving ...