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Bomaderry, New South Wales

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5-638: Bomaderry is a suburb in the City of Shoalhaven local government area in New South Wales , Australia . At the 2021 census , it had a population of 8,718 people. It is on the north shore of the Shoalhaven River , across the river from Nowra , the major town of the City of Shoalhaven, of which Bomaderry is locally regarded as being a suburb of the city. Bomaderry township was opened in 1882. It

10-607: The NSW TrainLink network. Bomaderry has public bus services both within the suburb and to neighbouring areas. These were significantly expanded in 2020, with 45 new routes announced. Bomaderry High School is one of the major high schools in the Shoalhaven, holding places in state debating, public speaking, sporting and dance eisteddfod. Nowra Anglican College is a K–12 school located in Bomaderry. Bomaderry Public School

15-595: Was built in 1895 by the architect Howard Joseland for Jane Morton, the widow of Henry Gordon Morton, the manager of the Shoalhaven Estate. A photo shortly after its construction is shown. The road over the bridge in the photo is now the Princes Highway where it crosses Bomaderry Creek. After the town opened in 1892 several factories moved into the area. Messrs Denham Bros. built a bacon and ham factory in about 1900. A milk condensery opened in 1901 which

20-611: Was originally located near the railway station but later moved to the bank of the Shoalhaven River close to Bolong Road. In 1912, the Nowra Co-op Dairy Company established a milk Depot at Bomaderry and this was a major boost to the local economy for many years. Bomaderry has 2 heritage-listed sites, including: Its railway station is the terminus of the South Coast railway line , which is part of

25-406: Was previously part of the Shoalhaven Estate owned by David Berry whose brother Alexander Berry had built a road to the area in 1858. When David died in 1889 the estate was sold in portions. The subdivision plans for Bomaderry are shown. In 1893 the railway was extended to Bomaderry and the town began to grow from this time. One of the first houses in Bomaderry was Lynburn which still exists today. It

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