Quirindi NSW, 2343
Quirindi Real Estate: Suburb Profile
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If you are considering packing up and moving to Quirindi, keep reading for a brief historical overview to learn more about the lifestyle and what makes this suburb so great.
Overview Quirindi is a small suburb located within the North Slopes West region of the state of New South Wales. This suburb belongs to the Liverpool Plains Shire local government area and the federal division of New England. As part of the county of Buckland, Quirindi is located 346 km from Sydney and 35 km from Murrurundi.
Living in Quirindi The suburb of Quirindi is accessible via the Kamilaroi Highway and is about 15 km from the junction of the New England Highway. This suburb is considered as the Gateway to the North West. It is a medium-sized suburb known for its agricultural properties. The suburb is serviced by the Quirindi railway station, which is also a heritage-listed site. There are several tourist attractions in this suburb, such as the Quirindi Historical Walk, The Who’d-a-Thought-It Lookout, and the Quirindi Rural Heritage Village and Museum.
History of Quirindi The original inhabitants in the area of Quirindi are the indigenous people of Gamilaroi. The name of this suburb is taken from the Gamilaraay language, which is believed to translate to several things such as “nest in the hills” or “place where fish breed”.
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