Mount Vincent is a small suburban town located in the local government area of the Cessnock City Council in the state of New South Wales. Historical records show that the first signs of settlement activity in Mount Vincent took place starting in the 1820s. The start of Mount Vincent’s development and the surrounding regions occurred in the late 1800s upon the discovery of coal deposits and establishment of mining sites. Mount Vincent is within the Buchanan, Mulbring and Surrounds districts, which have major features, natural landmarks and tourist attractions such as the Buchanan Gallery, Richmond Vale Railway Museum, Buttai Barn, Colliery Dam, Aberdare State Forest, Mulbring Park and the Heaton State Forest. Aside from tourism, local b...
Mount Vincent is a small suburban town located in the local government area of the Cessnock City Council in the state of New South Wales. Historical records show that the first signs of settlement activity in Mount Vincent took place starting in the 1820s. The start of Mount Vincent’s development and the surrounding regions occurred in the late 1800s upon
Mount Vincent is a small suburban town located in the local government area of the Cessnock City Council in the state of New South Wales. Historical records show that the first signs of settlement activity in Mount Vincent took place starting in the 1820s. The start of Mount Vincent’s development and the surrounding regions occurred in the late 1800s upon the discovery of coal deposits and establishment of mining sites. Mount Vincent is within the Buchanan, Mulbring and Surrounds districts, which have major features, natural landmarks and tourist attractions such as the Buchanan Gallery, Richmond Vale Railway Museum, Buttai Barn, Colliery Dam, Aberdare State Forest, Mulbring Park and the Heaton State Forest. Aside from tourism, local businesses and services in the suburb include wineries and vineyards.