Goulburn

The landscape around Goulburn is a high, open section of the Southern Tablelands, with cool-season grasslands that have shaped both the urban form and the local wool economy. Set beside the Wollondilly River, the city has long been a service centre on the route between Sydney and Canberra. Goulburn was proclaimed Australia’s first inland city in 1863, and its civic fabric includes the sandstone Goulburn Court House and St Saviour’s Cathedral. On the northern approach, the Big Merino, built in 1985, signals the importance of sheep grazing to the district. Explore other webcams across the Southern Tablelands and New South Wales to compare the settings around Goulburn.

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