Craigieburn

2 -37.61°, 144.92° S
About location

Set on Melbourne’s northern volcanic plain, Craigieburn is a place whose character is shaped by its transformation from rural district to outer-metropolitan suburb. Basalt soils and broad, level ground connect it to the wider Victorian Volcanic Plain, while Merri Creek runs along its eastern side. Craigieburn Road and the Hume Freeway place the suburb on one of Melbourne’s long-established northern approaches. Craigieburn railway station is the terminus of the suburban Craigieburn line, linking the area with central Melbourne. The suburb stands on the traditional Country of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people, whose continuing connection to this part of the region predates European settlement. New housing, schools, shops and transport infrastructure now define much of its urban fabric.

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