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Murray Reserve

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Surrey St &, Blanche St, Minto NSW 2566, Australia

Murray Reserve is located in Campbelltown City Council of New South Wales state. On the street of Blanche Street To communicate or ask something with the place, the Phone number is (02) 4645 4000. You can get more information from their website.
The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find Murray Reserve quickly are -34.0253477 ,150.8456662

Contact and Address

Address: Surrey St &, Blanche St, Minto NSW 2566, Australia
Postal code: 2566
Phone: (02) 4645 4000
Website: http://www.campbelltown.nsw.gov.au/Parksandrecreation/MurrayReserve

Opening Hours:

Monday:Open 24 hours
Tuesday:Open 24 hours
Wednesday:Open 24 hours
Thursday:Open 24 hours
Friday:Open 24 hours
Saturday:Open 24 hours
Sunday:Open 24 hours

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Murray Reserve | Surrey St &, Blanche St, Minto NSW 2566, Australia | Phone: (02) 4645 4000
Murray Reserve | Surrey St &, Blanche St, Minto NSW 2566, Australia | Phone: (02) 4645 4000

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History of St Andrews - Campbelltown City Council

St Andrews Park recalls the early land grant itself, while Reid Murray Reserve notes an early land developer who also bought land in the area so he could create a "satellite town", but he went bankrupt. Byrne Reserve is believed to honour the pioneering Campbelltown family of that name.