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Suburbs with the same name in different cities.

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Behold the lovely town of St Albans, United Kingdom on the northern outskirts of London
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and the Victorian version:

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St Albans (Vic) looks okay here, like one of those classic 80s-feeling milk bar strips with a safe feel. A bunch of shit roads and half lived in houses would be a better representation.


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St Albans (Vic) looks okay here, like one of those classic 80s-feeling milk bar strips with a safe feel. A bunch of shit roads and half lived in houses would be a better representation.


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St Albans is far from safe!
 

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Brighton in Melbourne is rich people. I think the Perth Brighton is just full of unremarkable poms. Actually I don't believe that's the suburb's real name just what developer ****os call it.
 
St Albans (Vic) looks okay here, like one of those classic 80s-feeling milk bar strips with a safe feel. A bunch of shit roads and half lived in houses would be a better representation.


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Strangely not a lot of that came up on Google ha
 

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There's a very unremarkable town called Lismore in western Victoria, obviously shares it's name with the much more well known and larger NSW town.
 
Tons of examples like that. Athens in Georgia, Lebanon in Alabama etc.

British names like Surrey, Richmond, Hawthorn, Brighton etc are all over the Commonwealth/USA.

Sydney is in Nova Scotia. I remember a story where some Europeans landed and thought it was a quick flight to the 2000 Olympic Games.
 

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Maryborough, Victoria where my old man was born, and Maryborough, Queensland
 

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