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Encyclopedia > Chirnside Park

Chirnside Park is a suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It is in the Local Government Area of the Shire of Yarra Ranges.



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Chirnside Park by Andrew Stockley (806 words)
Chirnside Park (Postcode 3116) is on the outskirts of Melbourne, near Mooroolbark and Lilydale, in Victoria, Australia.
The developer's advertisements indicated the name Chirnside Park was to honour Thomas Chirnside who founded the famous Chirnside empire in 1839.
The gracious buildings of the Chirnside Park Country Club stand as a memorial to the pioneer spirit of those early days.
Parks Victoria: Werribee Park page (1068 words)
Werribee Park is a testament to their successful business venture whilst offering visitors of today a rare glimpse into the extravagant opulence of a bygone era.
Parks Victoria is working closely with the Wurundjeri and local communities to ensure these important sites are protected.
The Park is also home to the Forest Eptesicus Bat often found in hollow trees, and aquatic animals such as water rats and Platypus along the Werribee River.
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