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Kondinin is located 278 kilometres south-east of Perth in the heart of grain and sheep farming country. The shire includes three main towns, Kondinin, Hyden and Karlgarin. Hyden is 60 kilometres east of Kondinin, and Karlgarin is 45 kilometres east of Kondinin.Casual parking is available in Jones Street for vehicles up to 11m and short-term parking is available across the road at the Town Hall for up to 24 hours. A dump point and potable water can be found at Kondinin Caravan Park, situated in Gordon Street. Kondinin is spectacularly scenic, and a great place to visit. When Kondinin Lake is full, it is a popular destination for windsurfing and skiing, as well as a true delight for bird watching and nature lovers. The Yeerakine Rock (approximately eight kilometres from Kondinin) incorporates an old water catchment and panoramic outlook where you can see a 360 degree view of the changing farming seasons below. A walking trail is also available here, and along the path you will be able to see ‘Eucalyptus Kondinenses’. Tourist/Visitor Centre       Shire Office, 11 Gordon St, Kondinin WAPh: 08 9889 1006Email: cso@kondinin.wa.gov.au  Casual Parking       Jones St (opp Town Hall), up to 11mShort Term Parking           Town Hall parking area 24hr, 25 Jones St, up to 11mDump Point  Kondinin Caravan Park, Gordon St, Ph: 08 9889 1006`Potable Water          Kondinin Caravan Park, Gordon St, Ph: 08 9889 1006Hospital        Graham St, Ph: 08 9894 1222Doctors Surgery     Graham St, Ph: 08 9889 1753Supermarket            Kondinin IGA Express, Jones St, Ph: 08 9889 1013

Tumbarumba is located on the western side of the Snowy Mountains in New South Wales, approximately halfway between Sydney and Melbourne. It has a rich heritage in goldmining, timber, agriculture and viticulture and the town is the gateway to some of Australia’s most spectacular alpine landscapes. Tumbarumba is surrounded by idyllic mountain peaks; natural bushland; expansive vineyards; lush agricultural pastures; and crystal clear streams brimming with trout.Short term parking in Tumbarumba is available in Winton Street, and visitors are welcome to stay for up to 24 hours. A dump point can be found adjacent the Visitor Information Centre in Tumbarumba, and potable water is available at Henry Angel Trackhead, (7km S of Tumbarumba).This charming town is unspoilt and virtually untouched, off the major highways and lying in a pleasant position with the dramatic peaks of the Snowy Mountains to the east. There are bubbling streams, green fields and a peaceful, gentle ambience that’s a relaxing balm to city-jangled nerves.Tourist/Visitor Centre          Tumbarumba VIC, Bridge St, Tumbarumba NSWPh: 02 6948 3333Email: mail@visittumbashire.com.auwww.visittumbashire.com.auCasual Parking          Cnr Bridge St & The ParadeShort Term Parking  Winton Street, Tumbarumba, 24hrs.Long Term Parking   Paddy’s River Flats Camping Area, Tooma Rd, Tumbarumba (18km), up to 4 weeks, self contained only.Dump Point   Adj to VICPotable Water            Henry Angel Trackhead, (7km S of Tumbarumba)Hospital          Albury St, Tumbarumba, Ph 02 6948 9600Doctors Surgery       2 The parade, Tumbarumba, Ph 02 6948 2015Dentist            2 The parade, Tumbarumba, Ph 02 6948 2015Pharmacy       23b The Parade, Tumbarumba, Ph 02 6948 2031Supermarket  Gollans Foodworks, 27 Bridge St, Ph 02 6948 2273; Lauder’s IGA, The Parade, Ph 02 6948 2137

Wallerawang is small town in the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, located 155 kilometres north-west of Sydney on the Great Western Highway. The town is surrounded by natural beauty and is an ideal base to explore the nearby Blue Mountains National Park. Lake Wallace is a popular spot for water sports and recreational activities and is also the site of Charles Darwin’s encounter with the platypus in 1836.Wallerawang, or ‘Wallerowong’ as it was called by the indigenous Wiradjuri, is steeped in rich history. The historic church of St John the Evangelist stands at the entrance to the town, and the equally historic railway goods shed, Wallerawang Station, is in the middle of town. In 1957 the Wallerawang Power Station began operating and is still in use today.The multi-purpose recreational area at Lake Wallace on Barton Street includes a camping ground with a dump point, potable water, toilets and showers. Stays are permitted here for up to 48 hours, and pets are permitted on leads.Visitor Information CentreLithgow Information Centre1137 Great Western Hwy, LithgowPh: 02 6350 3239Casual Parking       Main StShort Term Parking           48hr, Lake Wallace, Wang Dam, Barton St, nil cost, tlts, shwrs, bins, water, bbq, pets on lead.  Camping allowed in specified areas only. RVs and caravan only.Dump Point  Lake Wallace, Wang Dam, Barton StPotable Water          Lake Wallace, Wang Dam, Barton StDoctors Surgery     50 Main St, Ph: 02 6355 7230, Mon-Fri, 9am-5pmPharmacy     Wallerawang Guardian Pharmacy, 60A Main St, Ph: 02 6355 1888Supermarket            Wallerawang Friendly Grocer, 60B Main St, Ph: 02 6355 1760