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Dunoon, NSW

Dunoon is the Macadamia Capital of Australia. The macadamia processing plant on the outskirts of the village, turns ort delicious products which now complete on the world market. Orchards abound in the district. It also is home to an impressive sports ground and club, which hosts regional cricket and soccer games. Dunoon is the gateway to Whian Whian State Forest and Rocky Creek Dam, the water supply to Lismore.

Nearest Airport: Lismore

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About Dunoon

  • Locality: Urban locality
  • Dunoon Postcode: 2480
  • State: New South Wales
  • Region: North Coast NSW
  • Latitude: -28.68193
  • Longitude: 153.31854
  • Elevation: 191m
  • Population: 686
  • Median Income: $28548
  • Area (Sq/km): 30.335
  • Timezone: Australia/Sydney

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