Suburbs with the same name in different cities.

[Upgrayedd]

Not the exact same as Victoria's Fitzroy, but WA has the Fitzroy River and a hole of a town called Fitzroy Crossing way, way up North.

People complain the victoria fitzroy was a hub of anti social behavior never saw the amount of crushed beer cans floating by when vic crossing had its annual rain.

 

[Gough]

Great song though.

 

[the fly]

filmed in the NSW towns of Patonga, and BROOKLYN

 

[Bomberboyokay]

Newmarket in Brisbane is almost exactly the same distance from the centre of town as Newmarket in Melbourne is. Both north-west of the CBDs too.

Although whether Melbourne's Newmarket is really a suburb or just a train station on the boundary of Kensington and Flemington is a fair question. Verdict, MaddAdam?

Newmarket is a train station name. Real estate agents might pretend it's a suburb because Flemington sounds dero.

 

[Bomberboyokay]

Hawthorne QLD and Hawthorn Vic? I think generally that Melbourne is a bit of an underfunded s**thole and it's almost like the ridiculous number of councils are swindling money that could be spent on parks and general cleanliness.

You're sheltered to think Hawthorn is a s**thole.

 

[Bomberboyokay]

It's interesting that Australia, comparatively, whilst still a very Commonwealth country, doesn't have the sheer volume of English town rip off names like the North East of America.

English started living in Norf America 400 years ago.

 

[Cruyff14]

There is a Hawthorn in SA.

 

[Papa G]

There is a Hawthorn in SA.

There's a Hawthorn, Richmond, St Kilda and Fitzroy in Adelaide.

 

[Illinois Nazi]

Warumpi Band and Ghostwriters referenced in consecutive posts, there's something you don't see often!

Anyway, there's the small town of York not far to the east of Perth, which of course the Americans stole for their "New" version.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

There's a Hawthorn, Richmond, St Kilda and Fitzroy in Adelaide.

And so close to Collingwood (Collinswood.)

Just looking at an Adelaide UBD, like NSW, SA also have a Campbelltown.

 

[Power Raid]

There's a Hawthorn, Richmond, St Kilda and Fitzroy in Adelaide.

fitzroy has some amazing homes

talk about "old money"

simply beautiful

 

[emuboy]

There are places called Belmont in:

W.A. - Suburb on the southern banks of the Swan River, also the municipality for the area.
VIC - Southern suburb of Geelong
NSW - Town in the Hunter region
QLD - Outer suburb of Brisbane

There are also places called Belmont in Aukland and Wellington.

Richmond has come up before, but there are five Richmonds in Australia - one each in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania. There isn't one in Western Australia, but the name is associated with the Melville/East Fremantle area, with the now demolished Richmond Park harness racing track located there.

There are places called Waverley in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Tasmania, while in Western Australia there is a ghost town called Waverley out in the Goldfields, while the name Waverley was associated with the Cannington area in Perth's southern suburbs up until the early 1990s.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

Burnside pops up in both Victoria and South Australia.

As does Malvern.

 

[Power Raid]

There are places called Belmont in:

W.A. - Suburb on the southern banks of the Swan River, also the municipality for the area.
VIC - Southern suburb of Geelong
NSW - Town in the Hunter region
QLD - Outer suburb of Brisbane

There are also places called Belmont in Aukland and Wellington.

Richmond has come up before, but there are five Richmonds in Australia - one each in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania. There isn't one in Western Australia, but the name is associated with the Melville/East Fremantle area, with the now demolished Richmond Park harness racing track located there.

There are places called Waverley in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Tasmania, while in Western Australia there is a ghost town called Waverley out in the Goldfields, while the name Waverley was associated with the Cannington area in Perth's southern suburbs up until the early 1990s.

Belmont WA is an eyebrow raising suburb. Mostly hard working blue collar families but the roaming gangs are a real concern.

Hopefully property prices increase with the relocation of footy and flow on developments, to price the trash out.

http://www.communitynews.com.au/southern-gazette/news/city-of-belmont-rising-crime-shocking/

 

[Gough]

Burnside pops up in both Victoria and South Australia.

As does Malvern.

I grew up in Malvern, a decent torp away from Unley Oval.

 

[Papa G]

fitzroy has some amazing homes

talk about "old money"

simply beautiful

Yeah this old boy recently came on the market.

https://www.realestate.com.au/property/20-fitzroy-tce-fitzroy-sa-5082

 

[Power Raid]

Yeah this old boy recently came on the market.

https://www.realestate.com.au/property/20-fitzroy-tce-fitzroy-sa-5082

I won't say we don't have beauties like that in WA but SA would have ten times more of that vintage than us

 

[RedmanWasHere]

Macclesfield and Seaford are part of Victoria and SA while SA has Manningham as a suburb and Vic has Manningham as a shire.

 

[Gough]

Yeah this old boy recently came on the market.

https://www.realestate.com.au/property/20-fitzroy-tce-fitzroy-sa-5082

Like my new pad?

 

[Papa G]

Like my new pad?

Didn't think you went north of Greenhill Road.

 

[Gough]

Didn't think you went north of Greenhill Road.

I was in Hillcrest earlier today.

 

[Power Raid]

Like my new pad?

love the tennis court and the coach house

 

[Papa G]

I was in Hillcrest earlier today.

Surely Glenside is more convenient......

 

[Spongebob]

Warumpi Band and Ghostwriters referenced in consecutive posts, there's something you don't see often!

Anyway, there's the small town of York not far to the east of Perth, which of course the Americans stole for their "New" version.

Remember Australia used to be referred to as New Holland on old maps.

 

[Gough]

Remember Australia used to be referred to as New Holland on old maps.

My uncle used to live in South Wales, and there's not much about the countryside there that reminded me of the new version in Australia.