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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › DubboDubbo - Wikipedia

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   Dubbo (/ ˈ d ʌ b oʊ /; Wiradjuri: Dhubu) is a city in the Orana Region of New South Wales, Australia. It is the largest population centre in the Orana region, with a population of 43,516 [1] at June 2021.

   • Elevation: 275 m (902 ft)
   • Population: 43,516 (2021) (37)

   • County: Gordon

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   • Taronga Western Plains Zoo. This vast zoo, holding more than 5,000 animals from 350+ species, came about in the 1970s when the Taronga Conservation Society decided it needed more room for its large animals like elephants and giraffes than was available at its zoo in Sydney.
   • Old Dubbo Gaol. Dubbo’s state heritage-listed gaol opened in 1847 and was developed over the next 100 years before finally closing in 1966. Since the 1970s this has been a fascinating and entertaining window on a brutal era for corrections in Australia.
   • Western Plains Cultural Centre (WPCC) The modern, multimillion-dollar Western Plains Cultural Centre opened in 2007 and integrates historic architecture from the old Dubbo High School, founded in 1917.
   • Dubbo Regional Botanic Garden. Run by Dubbo Regional Council, the botanic garden is on the east side of Dubbo proper and is planted with a mosaic of delightful interconnected sub-gardens.

3. www.visitnsw.com › destinations › country-nswDubbo, Country NSW - Accommodation, things to do & more ...

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   Macquarie River Trail, Dubbo. The Warrumbungle National Park is less than two hours north of Dubbo and offers exceptional hiking, camping and stargazing. The dramatic Breadknife and Grand High Tops Walk is a must-do for bushwalkers who like a challenge. The 14.5km loop climbs up several rugged peaks and has stunning views of the surrounding ...

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4. dubbo.com.auThe Dubbo Region

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   With interstate highway links, plus daily air and rail services, how you arrive in the Dubbo Region is simply a matter of choice. Once you arrive, getting around is a breeze with simple to navigate roads, free parking, access to public transport and car hire in Dubbo, and many accommodation options within a short walking or driving distance to attractions, conference venues, shops and restaurants.

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5. www.britannica.com › place › DubboDubbo | Outback, Wildlife & Adventure | Britannica

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   May 12, 2024 · Dubbo, city, east-central New South Wales, Australia. It lies on the Macquarie River. The district around what is now Dubbo was visited in 1818 by the explorer John Oxley, and it received its first settlers in 1824. Dubbo, founded in 1841, was an established village by 1849. It became a municipality in 1872 and a city in 1966.

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   Where is Dubbo in Australia?

   • Visit Dubbo in the Great Western Plains region of Country NSW. Discover Taronga Western Plains Zoo, the Dubbo Gaol, family-friendly attractions, Aboriginal culture, national parks and more.

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   When did Dubbo become a city?

   • On this stroll you’ll track Dubbo’s progress beginning in the 1850s, from village to town to fully-fledged city in 1966. Many of the grandest landmarks are found on Macquarie Street, like the National Australia Bank Building (c. 1907), the Milestone Hotel (1882) and of course the Old Dubbo Gaol.

   15 Best Things to Do in Dubbo (Australia) - The Crazy Tourist

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   How do I get around in Dubbo?

   • Once you arrive, getting around is a breeze with simple to navigate roads, free parking, access to public transport and car hire in Dubbo, and many accommodation options within a short walking or driving distance to attractions, conference venues, shops and restaurants.

   The Dubbo Region

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   What is Dubbo known for?

   • It is the trade centre of an area producing wheat, livestock, timber, and fruits and vegetables. Dubbo has slaughterhouses, flour mills, sawmills, and joinery works. It is a major rail and road junction lying some 255 miles (410 km) northwest of Sydney; an airport is also located in the city.

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7. dubbo.com.au › visitVisit • Dubbo Region

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   230 Brisbane Street, Dubbo NSW 2830. (02) 6885 1141. Email us. Visit website. Listed by TripAdvisor in their top 25 properties in Australia for families for 4 years in a row. 2-bedroom ground floor apartments and cottages. Family spa duplexes with loft second bedroom. Alfresco BBQ and pool setting.

8. www.visitnsw.com › must-do-experiences-in-dubboThe top 10 experiences you must try in Dubbo | Visit NSW

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   Known to locals simple as ‘The Dam’, Lake Burrendong is a watersports playground around 90 minutes from Dubbo. At three times the size of Sydney Harbour it’s one of the largest inland dams in Australia and is a popular spot for fishing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, waterskiing and wakeboarding. Pick up some gear at Adventure Hire in ...