Spencer, New South Wales

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Spencer
Central CoastNSW

Spencer Welcome Sign
Postcode: 2775
LGA: Gosford City Council
Suburbs around Spencer
Dharug National Park Lower Mangrove Glenworth Valley
Gunderman Spencer Wendoree Park
Couranga Point Couranga Marlow

Spencer is a suburb located on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia, as part of the Gosford City Council local government area.

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[edit] History about Spencer

Spencer is a township presumed to be named for the Parish in which it is situated. Originally this area was known as Fernleigh. The true name origin of Spencer is unclear, but it is believed to be named after George John Spencer, second Earl Spencer (1758-1834), who was first Lord of the admiralty in 1794, and who held this position until 1810. He was a mentor of Lord Nelson, and oversaw many of the Royal Navy's victories over the French.

[edit] Economy about Spencer

Economy is rural based with farming and fishing as its main source of income. Tourism is a growing concern that is based around the history of the area and the beautiful scenery.

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Coordinates: 33°27′S 151°09′E