Cootamundra

The landscape around Cootamundra is rolling grain-and-grazing country on New South Wales’s South West Slopes, which has shaped both the town’s low-rise form and its agricultural economy. Muttama Creek runs through the district, while broad paddocks and roadside stands of Cootamundra wattle, Acacia baileyana, give the area a distinctly inland Australian character. The town is also the birthplace of cricketer Sir Donald Bradman; his childhood home is preserved as the Bradman Birthplace Museum. Railways remain part of Cootamundra’s identity, with the town on the Main Southern line between Sydney and Melbourne. Find related webcams across the South West Slopes to build a fuller picture of inland New South Wales.

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