Mulgrave, New South Wales

Mulgrave is a suburb of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. Mulgrave railway station on the Richmond line is located in Mulgrave, and is 52.59 kilometres from Central railway station, Sydney. Lieutenant Governor Francis Grose called the district near the present Pitt Town on which he settled the first 22 settlers 'Mulgrave Place' in honour of his friend Lord Mulgrave whose patronage he had enjoyed in England. Mulgrave's population is 281 (Census 2011).

Mulgrave, New South Wales

Mulgrave is a suburb of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. Mulgrave railway station on the Richmond line is located in Mulgrave, and is 52.59 kilometres from Central railway station, Sydney. Lieutenant Governor Francis Grose called the district near the present Pitt Town on which he settled the first 22 settlers 'Mulgrave Place' in honour of his friend Lord Mulgrave whose patronage he had enjoyed in England. Mulgrave's population is 281 (Census 2011).