Tascott, New South Wales
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Tascott is a suburb located on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia, as part of the Gosford City Council local government area. It was founded by Thomas Alison Scott and his wife Clare Scott. Thomas Alison Scott was the first person in Australia to grow sugar cane. The next suburb over (Point Clare) is named after his wife.
Tascott has a very small railway station and a shop which sells basic items. Many houses in Tascott have nice water views and peaceful settings.
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Avoca Beach | Bar Point | Bensville | Blackwall | Booker Bay | Bouddi | Box Head | Calga | Central Mangrove | Cheero Point | Cogra Bay | Copacabana | Daleys Point | Davistown | East Gosford | Empire Bay | Erina | Erina Heights | Ettalong Beach | Forresters Beach | Glenworth Valley | Gosford | Green Point | Hardys Bay | Holgate | Horsfield Bay | Kariong | Killcare | Killcare Heights | Kincumber | Kincumber South | Koolewong | Kulnura | Lisarow | Little Wobby | Macmasters Beach | Mangrove Mountain | Marlow | Matcham | Mooney Mooney | Mooney Mooney Creek | Mount Elliot | Mount White | Narara | Niagara Park | North Avoca | North Gosford | Patonga | Pearl Beach | Peats Ridge | Phegans Bay | Picketts Valley | Point Clare | Point Frederick | Pretty Beach | St Huberts Island | Saratoga | Somersby | Spencer | Springfield | Tascott | Terrigal | Umina Beach | Upper Mangrove | Wagstaffe | Wamberal | Wendoree Park | West Gosford | Wondabyne | Woy Woy | Wyoming | Yattalunga
