Yarramalong is a small suburban town located in the local government area of the Wyong Shire Council in the state of New South Wales. Among the facilities and amenities in the suburb include a rural fire station, public school, general stores and petrol station, bottle shop and a community hall. A lavender farm, macadamia nut farm, several horse studs, turf farms and citrus crops can also be found in the Yarramalong Valley, which is situated in the land of the Darkinjung people. The suburb is part of the Rural West-Mardi Rural district. Settlement in this district was historically known to have begun in the late 1800s. Yarramalong is also the home of St Barnabas Church, which was built in 1877. The structure is considered to be the old...
Yarramalong is a small suburban town located in the local government area of the Wyong Shire Council in the state of New South Wales. Among the facilities and amenities in the suburb include a rural fire station, public school, general stores and petrol station, bottle shop and a community hall. A lavender farm, macadamia nut farm, several horse studs, turf
Yarramalong is a small suburban town located in the local government area of the Wyong Shire Council in the state of New South Wales. Among the facilities and amenities in the suburb include a rural fire station, public school, general stores and petrol station, bottle shop and a community hall. A lavender farm, macadamia nut farm, several horse studs, turf farms and citrus crops can also be found in the Yarramalong Valley, which is situated in the land of the Darkinjung people. The suburb is part of the Rural West-Mardi Rural district. Settlement in this district was historically known to have begun in the late 1800s. Yarramalong is also the home of St Barnabas Church, which was built in 1877. The structure is considered to be the oldest of its kind in Wyong Shire.