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football oval (which is also a cricket ground in summer), caravan park, primary school which opened in 1942, cafe, restaurant (riverside), a fire station, hairdresser, bottle shop, general store and the
Sutherland Region Guides Hall, situated by the Woronora River. It is also home to the only
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Indigenous origin in Australia, ed. by L. Hercus, F. Hodges and J. Simpson, 63–72. Canberra: Pandanus Books for Pacific Linguistics.)
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1688:Garie Beach
1650:Yarrawarrah
1625:Taren Point
1605:Sandy Point
1565:Lilli Pilli
1510:Grays Point
1366: /
1354:151°02′38″E
1295:6 September
925:16 November
84:Postcode(s)
76:2016 census
1809:Categories
1773:Wattamolla
1763:Gundamaian
1664:Localities
1635:Woolooware
1610:Sutherland
1595:Oyster Bay
1500:Dolans Bay
1470:Bonnet Bay
1351:34°01′34″S
1266:The Leader
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895:References
806:Wye Close
780:Tay Place
751:Bonnet Bay
744:Sutherland
720:Sutherland
691:Sutherland
653:Population
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571:Wooloonora
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269:Wooloonora
265:Aboriginal
205:Sutherland
188:Sutherland
168:Bonnet Bay
106:Sydney CBD
71:Population
1733:Como West
1655:Yowie Bay
1630:Waterfall
1530:Heathcote
1525:Gymea Bay
1480:Caringbah
1475:Burraneer
1235:cite book
983:cite book
810:River Wye
784:River Tay
662:Transport
609:Geography
353:no. words
330:syllables
321:morphemes
243:, in the
237:Australia
130:Heathcote
93:Elevation
1768:Warumbul
1716:Bate Bay
1640:Woronora
1615:Sylvania
1580:Maianbar
1555:Kirrawee
1535:Illawong
1505:Engadine
1495:Cronulla
1465:Bundeena
1049:Woronora
788:Scotland
712:Engadine
602:Dreaming
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539:Woronora
464:Woronora
457:locative
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439:'place;
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402:Woronora
296:Woronora
277:Woronora
273:Wolonora
221:Woronora
184:Woronora
101:Location
36:Woronora
1671:Beaches
1590:Miranda
1560:Kurnell
1550:Kareela
1540:Jannali
1443:Suburbs
864:Gallery
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483:wal-lan
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289:hundred
247:of the
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154:Suburbs
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1758:Audley
1570:Loftus
1455:Bangor
1436:Sydney
851:London
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501:wolaru
497:wularu
493:wolora
416:ngurra
385:39.49%
382:50.37%
348:TOTAL
317:Dharug
225:suburb
180:Bangor
163:Bangor
142:Hughes
113:LGA(s)
41:Sydney
1585:Menai
1520:Gymea
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695:Menai
563:Woro-
559:Wolo-
531:wurra
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513:warra
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476:*woro
474:, or
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388:8.33%
379:1.45%
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1328:2023
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