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| '''Blackheath''' is a small town in ] located at the top of the Blue Mountains, just west of Sydney, Australia. So named, it is thought, because of the color of the native shrubbery in the area but possibly also due to the frequently bleak weather. | '''Blackheath''' is a small town in ] located at the top of the ], just west of ], ]. So named, it is thought, because of the color of the native shrubbery in the area but possibly also due to the frequently bleak weather. | ||
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| The population of Blackheath is around three thousand, a large number of which are weekday residents of Sydney. | |||
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Revision as of 17:08, 24 February 2004
Blackheath is a small town in New South Wales located at the top of the Blue Mountains, just west of Sydney, Australia. So named, it is thought, because of the color of the native shrubbery in the area but possibly also due to the frequently bleak weather.
The population of Blackheath is around three thousand, a large number of which are weekday residents of Sydney.
Resources:
Blue Mountains city council
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