Dalton NSW 2581, Australia
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The property sits on a 32,223 m² (about 3.2 ha) parcel of land, providing ample space for a house and outdoor activities
Within roughly 0.6–0.7 km you’ll find the Dalton Post Office and the centre of Dalton town, giving quick access to local services
Dalton lies about 255 km southwest of Sydney and roughly 79 km north of Canberra, positioned north of the Hume Highway that links the two cities
Yes, Dalton sits in an earthquake‑prone region with a higher rate of tremors than the surrounding eastern highlands, and shallow seismic events as small as magnitude ML3.0 have historically caused damage
Oolong Creek runs through Dalton, and volunteers have been working on habitat restoration along its banks near the town
The creek supports a vulnerable population of southern pygmy perch and the endangered yellow‑spotted bell frog, both of which are of conservation interest
Sheep farming is the top local industry, complemented by dry‑land wheat and other cereals, as well as cattle production for meat
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