Sydney Basin
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The Sydney Basin is a large basin in New South Wales, between the Blue Mountains and the sea, expanding south toward Goulburn and north toward Newcastle. So-named because the city of Sydney is built within it.
[edit] External links
- NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service - Sydney Basin Bioregion
- [1] NSW Department of Primary Industries - Minerals - Overview of the Sydney Basin
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