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West Albury, New South Wales

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339:. The first European settlement was in the late 19th century in Padman Park. The small (19 house) settlement were on mining licences for the Monument Hill quarry. Padman Park was cleared, the area on the river known as McKenzies flat was grazed and several fruit orchards were grown. The houses were eventually abandoned, the last one being bulldozed in the 1970s. At the same time, most of modern West Albury was partially cleared. Well after many of the other suburbs had been established, the area slowly began to be residentialised from the east. By the 1990s Pemberton Park, a housing estate on the east side of West Albury, was begun. The Private Hospital was built in 1979, at the time well away from the rest of the suburb. Albury West Public School and also been built by then, only taking around 100 students. 47: 54: 347:
West Albury is located on slopes between Nail Can Hill, Pemberton Hill, Monument Hill and the Murray River. The southern parts (Horseshoe Lagoon and Padman Park) are mostly wetlands and riparian bushland, and Nail Can Hill & Monument Hill are both dry bushland. Many bike trails have been built
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species called the Crimson Spider Orchid, and is the only place in New South Wales where it can be found. On Monument Hill is the War Memorial, Albury's most visible landmark. The War Memorial was built at the end of Dean Street on Monument Hill on
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At the 2016 Census, the population of West Albury was 3,851, a significant drop from 2006 when the population was 4115. The most common religion was no religion, followed by
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to the south. West Albury is mostly residential, and features include the Albury Wodonga Private Hospital, Padman Park and Albury West Public School.
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through Padman Park, Monument Hill, and Nail Can Hill (as part of the annual Nail Can Hill Run). Native plant life includes the
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is a major problem in Horseshoe Lagoon/Padman Park, as are introduced grasses and other weeds. Nail Can Hill is home to a rare
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Information given in Padman Park by Parklands Albury-Wodonga.
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Like the rest of Albury, the area is part of traditional
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West Albury covers the slopes of Nail Can Hill on the
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Albury
New South Wales
West Albury is located in New South Wales
Coordinates
36°4′23″S 146°53′24″E / 36.07306°S 146.89000°E / -36.07306; 146.89000
2016 census
Postcode(s)
Howlong
LGA(s)
City of Albury
State electorate(s)
Albury
Federal division(s)
Farrer
Splitters Creek
Glenroy
North Albury
Splitters Creek
Central Albury
Wodonga
Wodonga
South Albury
Albury, New South Wales
Central Business District
2016 census
Murray River
floodplain
Central Albury
Splitters Creek
Glenroy

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