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Where is Armidale, Australia?



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Armidale is located in the Northern Tablelands region of New South Wales, roughly halfway between Sydney and Brisbane. It lies between the high granite plateau of the New England Range and the dramatic gorges of nearby national parks such as Oxley Wild Rivers and New England National Park. It is famous for its cool climate, heritage architecture, and the presence of the University of New England.




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Where is Armidale, Australia
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Facts about Armidale, Australia

CountryAustralia
StateNew South Wales
RegionNorthern Tablelands
LocationIn the Northern Tablelands of NSW, midway between Sydney and Brisbane
Coordinates30.51° S, 151.67° E
Local Government AreaArmidale Regional Council
Founded1839
Original NameArmidale (named by Commissioner George James Macdonald after Armadale, Scotland)
Elevation980–1,110 m (one of Australia’s highest cities)
PopulationApprox. 25,000
AreaApprox. 76 sq km
Time ZoneAEST (UTC+10:00), AEDT in summer (UTC+11:00)
Postcodes2350 (Armidale)
Major RiversArmidale Creek, Gara River (nearby)
Top AttractionsNew England Regional Art Museum, Saumarez Homestead, Wollomombi Falls, Dangars Gorge, Oxley Wild Rivers National Park, UNE Campus & Museums.
DemonymArmidalians
Main IndustriesEducation, agriculture, tourism, government services
Nearest AirportArmidale Regional Airport (ARM)
Websitehttps://www.armidaleregional.nsw.gov.au