Gulmarrad, New South Wales

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Gulmarrad
New South Wales
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Gulmarrad
Coordinates 29°29′S153°14′E / 29.483°S 153.233°E / -29.483; 153.233
Population1,950 (2021 census)
Established1830s
Postcode(s) 2463
LGA(s) Clarence Valley Council
State electorate(s) Clarence
Federal division(s) Page
Mean max tempMean min tempAnnual rainfall
38.0 °C
100 °F
-5.0 °C
23 °F
1,463.7 mm
57.6 in

Gulmarrad is a locality contiguous to the town of Maclean in northern New South Wales, Australia. Classed as rural residential, residents enjoy acreage living. Brooms Head Road passes through the middle of the community.

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Gulmarrad is located within the Clarence Valley local government area. In the 2021 census, its population is listed as 1,950. [1]

Gulmarrad has a Jehovah's Witness meeting place on The Selection (Causley Farm Estate).

There are no retail shopping facilities at Gulmarrad. The closest shop, a small general store, bottle shop and service station is located at nearby Townsend. The local Post Office and full retail facilities are available at 5 kilometres (3 mi) away in Maclean, which shares the same 2463 postcode.

Gulmarrad Rural Fire Service is headquartered on Brooms Head Road adjacent to Sheehans Lane.

Roads

The main road through the community is the Brooms Head Road. The main residential thoroughfares being Sheehans Lane, McIntyres lane, Major Mitchell Dr, Rosella Rd, Colonial Dr and Rosella Rd.

Schools

It has a highly regarded public school Gulmarrad Public School. Established 1891. The main High School for the district is Maclean High School. Maclean High School Busways Bus List.

Housing

Gulmarrad average building block size is over one acre with prices starting at ~ A$450,000. Gulmarrad has several housing estates such as Stockman's Rest, McIntyre's Ridge, Causley Farm, Whispering Pines,Tanedra Estate and Cameron Hill. Lincoln Place a community for the over 55's located on Sheehans Lane is currently being developed.

Public Transport

Gulmarrad has no public transport apart from school buses. Bus services to Yamba, Iluka and Grafton stop at Maclean. The nearest Rail Station is Grafton Station a 40 minute drive away. [2]

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References

  1. "2021 Gulmarrad, Census All persons QuickStats | Australian Bureau of Statistics". www.abs.gov.au. Retrieved 9 January 2025.
  2. "About NSW: Gulmarrad". Archived from the original on 6 July 2011. Retrieved 21 March 2010.