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Far northern semi-rural suburb five kilometres west of Berowra. In 2002 its public school was the smallest in Sydney.

Previously an island between Gore Cove and Balls Head Bay at Wollstonecraft, it is now joined to the peninsula by reclaimed parkland.

Residential and parkland suburb at the head of Kogarah Bay. In 1988, the National Trust of Australia (New South Wales) nominated part of it as a conservation area for its value as a rare example of a 1930s subdivision composed predominantly of Californian bungalows and for…

Southern residential suburb largely developed after the completion of the East Hills railway line in 1931. Residents disliked its previous name 'Dumbleton' and it was renamed in 1940 after the district in California.

Southern residential suburb, named for Bexley in London by James Chandler, an early landholder. It was developed into suburban housing after the railway reached nearby Hurstville in 1884.

Southern residential suburb, named for Bexley in London by James Chandler, an early landholder. Its railway station opened on the East Hills line in 1931.

Natural heritage site featuring wetland ecosystem and parklands, on the shore of Homebush Bay.

Reserve encompassing Flat Rock Creek and containing urban bushland and outdoor recreation facilities.

Rural locality west of Camden. Named after the property owned by the Sidman family, it has remained virtually untouched by residential development.

Western residential suburb, much of it built as public housing in the 1960s and 1970s. It is named after John Carne Bidwill (1815-1853), early director of the Botanic Gardens.

Subdivision created in 1876 out of the 2,000 acres granted to John Terry Hughes in 1842, which became part of Warrawee.

Northern beach suburb between Pittwater and the Pacific Ocean, separated into Bilgola Beach and Bilgola Plateau in 2012.

Town along Bells Line of Road, surrounded by national park. It is known for its fruit orchards.

Wealthy waterfront suburb located on the north west slope of the Balmain peninsula. It is named after Birch Grove House, home of John Birch, paymaster of the 73rd Regiment.

South easterly point on the Drummoyne peninsula. Once home to a tyre factory, now redeveloped into a shopping centre.

Western residential suburb. Its name, said to be Aboriginal for 'star', was given about 1927.

Park in Balmain beside the former White Bay container facility.

Western residential suburb which grew from the 1970s as part of the Mount Druitt public housing development. Its name comes from George Blackett, Superintendent of the Government Cattle Station at Rooty Hill during Macquarie's governorship. Many of its streets are named after…