Lithgow City Council

Lithgow City Council occupies an inland plateau-and-valley district on the western edge of the Blue Mountains in Australia. Its administrative centre, Lithgow, stands in sandstone country on the Central Tablelands of New South Wales. The Coxs River rises near Lithgow before flowing southeast into the Blue Mountains, while the council area extends north towards the broad Capertee Valley. Former mining and industrial settlements, including Portland and Wallerawang, are part of its fabric. Coal, iron and rail shaped Lithgow’s history: Blast Furnace Park preserves remains of the town’s ironworks, and the Lithgow Small Arms Factory recalls its manufacturing past. Find related webcams in the surrounding district to build a fuller picture of Lithgow City Council.

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