Bulahdelah

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Bulahdelah is a small town in New South Wales, Australia, known as a gateway to the Myall Lakes region and surrounding natural attractions.

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Bulahdelah canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf locality
town
bypassOpened 2013
climate humid subtropical
country Australia
distanceToNewcastle approximately 95 km northeast
distanceToSydney approximately 235 km north
hasAmenity cafes
hotel
motels
service stations
supermarket
hasFacility boat ramp
caravan park
central school
primary school
showground
visitor information centre
hasInfrastructure Bulahdelah bypass
hasLandmark Alum Mountain
Bulahdelah Mountain
hasRecreation boating
bushwalking
fishing
hasReligiousBuilding Anglican church
Catholic church
Uniting church
hasRoadConnection Lakes Way
linked to: The Lakes Way
historicalIndustry alum mining
timber
knownAs gateway to the Myall Lakes region
localGovernmentArea Mid-Coast Council
linked to: MidCoast Council
locatedIn Myall River valley
linked to: Myall River
locatedNear Myall Lakes National Park
locatedOn Myall River
Pacific Highway
mainRiver Myall River
nearbyAttraction Bombah Broadwater
Bulahdelah State Forest
Myall Lakes
postcode 2423
previouslyOn old Pacific Highway route
linked to: Pacific Highway
primaryEconomicActivity agriculture
forestry
tourism
region Mid North Coast
state New South Wales
traditionalOwners Worimi people

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The Lakes Way connectsTown Bulahdelah
MidCoast Council containsTown Bulahdelah
subject linked to: MidCoast Council area