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Overview

Ulan is a small village on the edges of the Sydney Basin in eastern New South Wales, with a historic post office that opened on 1 September 1893. The community is closely linked to the nearby Ulan coal mine, and natural features such as Ulan Creek lie only a few kilometres away, giving residents easy access to both industrial and outdoor settings.

Transport is centred on the Ulan railway station, built originally to serve the mine and later extended 20 km to connect with additional lines at Gulgong, creating a lower‑altitude crossing of the Great Dividing Range with improved gradients. This rail link provides reliable access for commuters and freight, while the village’s modest housing stock accommodates the local population and those working in the mining and railway sectors.

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