Stroud

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Stroud is a small rural town in the Hunter Region of New South Wales, Australia, known for its historic buildings and colonial heritage.

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Stroud canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf locality
town
country Australia
distanceFrom about 220 km north of Sydney
about 70 km north of Newcastle, New South Wales
electoralDistrictState Upper Hunter
electoralDivisionFederal Lyne
formerLocalGovernmentArea Gloucester Shire
Great Lakes Council
foundedAs agricultural settlement
governingBody Mid-Coast Council
linked to: MidCoast Council
hasAmenity Stroud Hospital (small health facility)
Stroud Post Office
Stroud Public School
hasHeritageBuilding Quambi House, Stroud
Silo Hill, Stroud
St John’s Anglican Church, Stroud
Stroud Court House
linked to: Stroud

Stroud House
Stroud Post Office
Stroud Presbyterian Church
Stroud Public School (historic buildings)
hasHeritageListing Stroud Heritage Conservation Area
hasLocalEvent Stroud Brick Throwing Competition
Stroud Show
hasLocalFeature Karuah River (nearby watercourse)
Stroud Showground
hasReligiousInstitution St John’s Anglican Church, Stroud
Stroud Presbyterian Church
heritageType colonial-era townscape
historicalAssociation Australian Agricultural Company
isIn rural New South Wales
knownFor colonial heritage
historic buildings
landUse agricultural
rural residential
localGovernmentArea Mid-Coast Council
linked to: MidCoast Council
locatedNorthOf Newcastle, New South Wales
locatedSouthOf Gloucester, New South Wales
populationType small rural population
postcode 2425
region Hunter Region
roadAccess Bucketts Way
state New South Wales
timeZone AEST
timeZoneDST AEDT
utcOffset +10
utcOffsetDST +11

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Karuah River flowsThrough Stroud
Bucketts Way connectsTown Stroud
Booral nearbyTown Stroud