Glen Martin, New South Wales
Glen Martin is a scattered rural community located within the Hunter Region of New South Wales, Australia. It is part of the Dungog local government area. Not a lot is known about the early history of Glen Martin, but the name most likely comes from an early estate at the time of settlement. Records show that there was once a public school, community hall and Post Office in the area, none of these buildings stand today.[1]
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- Alison
- Allynbrook
- Anleys Creek
- Bandon Grove
- Barrington Tops
- Bendolba
- Bingleburra
- Black Camp
- Bonnington
- Bonnington Park
- Brookfield
- Brownmore
- Cairnsmore
- Cambra
- Camyr Allyn
- Cangon
- Carrabolla
- Cawarra
- Chads Creek
- Chichester
- Cintra
- Clarence Town
- Clarence Town West
- Clay Hill
- Colstoun
- Cooreei
- Coulston
- Crooks Park
- Dingadee
- Douribang
- Dungog
- Dusodie
- East Gresford
- Eccleston
- Elms Hall
- Fishers Hill
- Flat Tops
- Fosterton
- Glen Martin
- Glen Oak
- Glen William
- Gresford
- Halton
- Hanleys Creek
- Hilldale
- Kenilworth
- Kilbride
- Lennoxton
- Lewinsbrook
- Lostock
- Lyndhurst Vale
- Main Creek
- Marshdale
- Martins Creek
- Masseys Creek
- Maxwells Creek
- Melbee
- Mill Hills
- Mount Rivers
- Munni
- Paterson
- Pine Brush
- Quartpot
- Raglan
- Salisbury
- Sugarloaf
- Summerhill
- Tabbil Creek
- Tillegra
- Tillimby
- Torryburn
- Trevallyn
- Tunnibuc
- Underbank
- Upper Allyn
- Upper Chichester
- Vacy
- Wallaringa
- Wallarobba
- Wangat
- Webbers Creek
- Welshmans Creek
- Wirragulla
- Woerden
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32°31′53″N 151°49′04″E / 32.5314°N 151.8178°E / 32.5314; 151.8178