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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The Tottenham War Memorial Hall was erected in memory of those who served in conflicts in which Australia has been involved. The Tottenham War Memorial Hall is managed by a Section 355 Committee. There are function tables and chairs available and the hall can hold a capacity of 50-99 people.
Tottenham NSW
1.8 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
This stunning mosaic display beautifully captures the essence of the town, with each panel showcasing a unique aspect of local life. From the bush and farm life to birdlife, wildlife, sports, and the Centre of NSW cairn, the artwork offers a vibrant and detailed representation of the region's character. The mosaic serves as a striking tribute to the town's diverse heritage and natural beauty, making it a must-see for visitors.
Tottenham NSW
2.2 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Discover a piece of local art on the side wall of the historic Greig Bros Garage, located on Buldodney Street, right across from the Tottenham War Memorial Hall. This striking mural, created by local artist Kath Fragar, was made possible through a grant from the NSW Government’s Country Arts Support Program. It is part of a series of murals celebrating the rich history of the Tottenham area, capturing unique moments and stories from the past. Take a moment to appreciate this colourful tribute to the community’s heritage.
Tottenham NSW
14 km away
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Landmarks and Buildings
The Big Beer Can in Albert, NSW, is a quirky and fun roadside attraction that's sure to catch your eye. Standing tall and proud, this giant beer can is hard to miss and has become a beloved symbol of the area. It's a great spot for a quick stop, perfect for snapping a photo and taking in the local charm. Whether you're passing through or just looking for something unique, the Big Beer Can in Albert is a must-see for those who enjoy quirky landmarks and a bit of fun along the way!
Condobolin NSW
20 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Discover the historic rabbit trapper's hut in Albert, NSW. This fascinating piece of history offers a glimpse into the life of early outback settlers, who once relied on the hut for trapping rabbits that plagued the land. It's a unique and off-the-beaten-path destination, perfect for those looking to explore something different and experience the charm of rural Australia. Visit and step back in time!
Condobolin NSW
20 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The cairn marks the geographical centre of New South Wales, a significant site commemorating the nation's bicentenary in 1988. Though there are several methods for calculating the geographical centre, this location is widely accepted as the true centre of the state. Constructed from slag sourced from the historic Mount Royal and Bogan River Copper Mines, the cairn stands as a testament to both natural and industrial history, drawing visitors to this unique and symbolic point.
Tottenham NSW
30 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
The Wungunja Cultural Centre opened in July 2017 after restorations to an old Scout Hall building took place, transforming it close to its original condition when built in 1936. A unique Centre that holds a large collection of Aboriginal artefacts that have been sourced mostly from Central West NSW. The collection boasts two large carved burial trees that once stood on the Macquarie River close to Trangie. These trees have been housed at the Australian Museum in Sydney since the mid 1960's and have been brought back to their country to stand in the Cultural Centre. The artefact collection displays prime examples of Aboriginal tools which include ochre in a wide range of colours, axes, boomerangs, dishes, saws, scrapers, rubbing stones and anvil stones. This Centre also holds a large collection of family histories of the Aboriginal families originating from Dandaloo on the Bogan river and Gin Gin on the Macquarie river. Visitors and groups including school groups are welcomed to visit the Wungunja Cultural Centre where catering can be arranged for morning and afternoon teas and lunch. Wungunja Cultural Centre is easily accessible with parking close to the building, with facilities that allow wheelchair access. The Cultural Centre now provides Information and Driver Reviver services to travelers passing through Trangie.
Trangie NSW
65 km away
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Natural Attractions
A bird hide sits beside the Upper Weir, offering a peaceful vantage point for keen bird watchers. This scenic location overlooks the Bogan River, where tranquil water views and thriving habitats attract an impressive variety of birdlife. Settle in, take your time and enjoy spotting the many different species that call this beautiful area home.
Nyngan NSW
76 km away
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Natural Attractions
The Bogan River is a minor river in the central western region of New South Wales, Australia. The Bogan starts near Forbes and flows generally north-north-west past Nyngan and is a tributary of the Darling River. This beautiful river presents ideal opportunities for canoeing, bird watching, fishing, water skiing and relaxing on the banks with a BBQ or picnic.
Nyngan NSW
78 km away
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Landmarks and Buildings
The Nyngan water tower, painted by artists Jane Birkner (Krimsone) and Scott Nagy, celebrates the natural life of the Bogan River. The mural features local flora and fauna — including pelicans, kookaburras and the rare olive perch — many of which hold cultural significance as Indigenous totems. Its colours shift beautifully at sunset, reflecting the surrounding landscape and the region's agricultural heritage. The tower stands as a striking landmark and a tribute to the environment and community spirit.
Nyngan NSW
78 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Being modern in layout and fit-out, the museum showcases the town and district and the history of the lower Macquarie River. There are displayed objects pertinent to the museum's overarching theme. More information is available through interactive screens, and there is a surround audio/visual immersive experience, which, they believe, is a unique occurrence outside of a major city. In addition to the museum, there is a new, purpose-built building which is primarily an art gallery but is a multifunctional space for art exhibitions, music performances and temporary exhibitions of museum objects and the district's history. It has been in continuous use since it opened in March 2023. The gallery is open to all artists to exhibit their works.
Warren NSW
78 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
This Heritage Park Aboriginal Garden acknowledges the First Nations people as the original custodians of the land, honouring their enduring connection to Country and culture. Its thoughtful design incorporates three interlinked circles, each symbolising one of the Wangaaypuwan (Wongaibon), Ngiamppa and Wayilwan nations. together these elements create a space that reflects identity, unity and respect, inviting visitors to pause, learn and appreciate the deep cultural heritage of the region.
Nyngan NSW
78 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Nyngan is located on the banks of the Bogan River in Outback New South Wales. In 1990 the Bogan River flooded the township and much history was destroyed. The Museum was established by a wonderful group of locals wanting to collect local family history, relics and items of historical significance. Housed in the historic Railway Station, the Museum continues to grow beyond all expectations due to the dedicated group of volunteers whose passion is preserving local history to share with others. The Nyngan Visitor Information Centre has opened in the old Waiting Room of the Nyngan Railway Station. Souvenirs, locally made products, maps and tourist information are available for purchase at the Visitor Information Centre. Visitors are also welcome to visit the Nyngan Museum as the new museum entrance is via the Visitor Information Centre.
Nyngan NSW
78 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The Iroquois A2‑1022 helicopter stands proudly in Vanges Park on Pangee Street, outside the Nyngan Visitor Information Centre. Donated to the community to commemorate the 1990 flood evacuation, the aircraft symbolises the courage shown when helicopters airlifted residents to safety. Originally delivered from the United States in 1962, A2‑1022 served in the Vietnam War, transporting Australian troops and equipment. It played a key role during the Battle of Long Tan in 1966, helping resupply soldiers under intense conditions. After restoration work in Queensland, a fully restored replacement aircraft was returned to Nyngan and mounted for public display. Today, it offers visitors a striking and meaningful connection to both local and military history.
Nyngan NSW
78 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Heritage Park, leading to Flood Memorial Park, was established on the corner of Nymagee and Mitchell Streets at the main entrance of town with the official opening conducted by Rear Admiral Peter Sinclair on June 8th 2013. Members of Nyngan community organisations, along with children from local schools helped Bogan Shire councillors and staff to formally plant trees lining the main pathway at Heritage Park.
Nyngan NSW
78 km away
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Landmarks and Buildings
Standing at almost six metres tall with a surface area of 7.45 square metres, the Big Bogan and his best mate 'Rusty' offers a friendly welcome to the country town of Nyngan, near Dubbo. The steel structure features typical Aussie symbols like thongs, and esky, Southern Cross tattoo and a fishing rod, which references the great fishing in the Bogan River.
Nyngan NSW
78 km away
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
A replica Cobb & Co coach, crafted by Don Burns, stands proudly in the Nyngan Coach House alongside a traditional wool wagon. The display recognises the era when Cobb & Co coaches transported people and goods throughout the Bogan Shire before the arrival of the railway. Located on Pangee Street beside the Big Bogan, it offers visitors an easy stop to explore a piece of local transport history.
Nyngan NSW
78 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
The Mid-State Shearing Shed Museum was built in a disused railway goods shed by a group of retired shearers and the people of Nyngan. Their wish was to inform the public of the important contribution that the shearing industry made and is continuing to make in Nyngan, the Bogan Shire and New South Wales. The organisers also wished for the Mid-State Shearing Shed Museum to display the talents of local artists. Their work can be seen as murals that cover several walls. The Museum is situated on the Mitchell Highway, adjacent to a parking bay and picnic area.
Nyngan NSW
78 km away
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Parks and Gardens
Located on Cobar Street right beside the town pool, O'Reilly Park is a popular family-friendly space featuring a wide range of new playground equipment, clean toilet facilities, shaded seating and a large lawned area perfect for picnics and play. The park also includes BBQ facilities for visitors wanting to enjoy a relaxed meal outdoors. A key feature of O'Reilly Park is the Liberty Swing, which is fully wheelchair accessible. An MLC key can be collected from the Bogan Shire Council office during weekdays, ensuring inclusive access for all community members and visitors.
Nyngan NSW
78 km away
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Parks and Gardens
Jack Hargreaves Park, located across from Rotary Park on the Bogan River, is named in honour of Olympic Gold Medallist, Jack Hargreaves. Born and raised in Nyngan, Jack was apart of the gold medal rowing team at the Tokyo Olympics. This scenic area is perfect for picnics and enjoying nature. It features BBQ facilities and steps for closer access to the river. it's a great spot to admire the Bogan river's beauty and to watch skiing and recreational boats during the summer.
Nyngan NSW
79 km away
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Natural Attractions
Mount Tilga is eight kilometres north on Melrose Road and was originally known in the 1800s as the geographical centre of New South Wales. Enjoy the environment at the base of the mountain, or for the more adventurous you may wish to carefully climb to the top of the mountain, for panoramic 360-degree views of the lower Lachlan Valley.
Condobolin NSW
83 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Australia's oldest regional aero club, which is still active, was formed there ten years later. A host of famous aviators made regular visits during the 1920s and 30s and were enthusiastically hosted by the townspeople (see Timeline). World War II veterans knew Narromine for the Tiger Moths of No.5 Elementary Flying Training School, the start of what was, for many, such as Rawdon Middleton VC, an epic career in military flying. Within the museum walls is a captivating exhibition of artefacts, documents and photographs that tell the story of aviation as it unfolded on one of Australia's most historic aerodromes.
Narromine NSW
84 km away
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Natural Attractions
The Narromine Wetlands have become a vibrant and thriving area for biodiversity. The site is now alive with native plants, birds, and frogs, creating a rich and balanced ecosystem. This successful project has attracted nature lovers, birdwatchers, and environmental enthusiasts who visit to experience the natural beauty and ecological value of the wetlands firsthand.
Narromine NSW
85 km away
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Make sure to stop by Reservoir Hill Lookout, located at the top of Brady Street, just behind the train station and hospital. It's an easy 25-minute walk or a quick four-minute drive from the town center. The lookout offers stunning panoramic views of the town and the surrounding fertile plains, making it the perfect spot to take in the landscape. Whether you're looking for a peaceful walk or simply want to enjoy the scenery, Reservoir Hill is a must-see destination for anyone visiting the area. It's a short trip for a big reward!
Condobolin NSW
93 km away
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