East Geelong, Victoria

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East Geelong is a residential suburb of Geelong, Victoria, Australia. An area of East Geelong, known as Thomson is named after pioneer Dr. Alexander Thomson.

The Geelong Botanical Gardens are located in East Geelong. ^[2]

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Coordinates: 38.162028° S 144.380178° E