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Pymble is a suburb in the North Shore of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is located in the Ku-ring-gai council area. It is named after Robert Pymble (1788-1861), an influential early settler in the area.

Pymble is a predominantly residential area approximately 15km NNE from Sydney's CBD and easily accessible by both road and rail. It boasts beautiful tree-lined streets and many substantial homes and gardens.

Geography

West Pymble

Adjacent to Pymble is the sister suburb of West Pymble, a suburb surrounded by Lane Cove National Park. The Bicentennial Park oval complex in West Pymble, with netball courts, public swimming pool and barbecue facilities.

Notable features

It is also home to the Suakin Depot, Australian Army, and houses the 7th Field Regiment (Artillery), and A Company (Infantry) of the 2/17 RNSWR.

Schools

• Pymble Ladies' College, an all-female, kindergarten, primary and secondary independent school.
• Pymble Public School, a government primary school.
• West Pymble Public School, a government primary school.

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