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Follow the roads beyond Canberra, through regional towns, villages and the country around Lake George.
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13 areas to exploreBraidwood
A Station Street. A Railway Hotel. But no trains.
Explore Braidwood Town & districtBungendore
A station photograph with a rather unexpected cargo.
Explore Bungendore Town & districtCollector
The building behind a familiar roadside name.
Explore Collector Town & districtCooma
The Snowy Scheme, remembered one flag at a time.
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Town & districtGoulburn
An established regional centre whose railway buildings and steam waterworks preserve the machinery of nineteenth-century growth.
Explore Goulburn Town & districtGundaroo
Gundaroo's surviving buildings record a village that shifted, grew and kept finding new uses for old places.
Explore Gundaroo Town & districtLake Bathurst
A former railway stop whose school and church buildings preserve traces of nineteenth-century village life near a fluctuating wetland.
Explore Lake Bathurst LandscapeLake George
An Aboriginal cultural landscape and closed lake basin whose water levels preserve an unusually long record of wet and dry years.
Explore Lake George Town & districtMurrumbateman
An old school, a community association and the first Clonakilla vines connect Murrumbateman's rural chapters.
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Town & districtQueanbeyan
Why Queanbeyan got a little more than a platform.
Explore Queanbeyan Town & districtSutton
School photographs, family papers and local memories make Sutton's history tangible.
Explore Sutton Town & districtTarago
Tarago's station, goods shed and farming valley connect nineteenth-century transport with the later story of Woodlawn.
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Town & districtYass
Cooma Cottage, the town tramway and a community archive reveal different sides of Yass's history.
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