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Dubbo

Dubbo, New South Wales is located in the Orana Region and has a population of nearly 33,000 residents. The city is served by three major highways, Mitchell, Newell, and Golden. Dubbo is sometimes called the “crossroads of New South Wales.” In addition to the major highways, Dubbo is a rail freight hub. National highways lead to Brisbane, Melbourne, Newcastle, and Adelaide. Over 40,000 years ago, the indigenous Australians inhabited the land that is home to Dubbo today. The first European explorer of record was John Oxley, who reported on the area in 1818. Robert Dulhunty occupied property here in 1828, and claimed squatters’ rights after the legislature passed the Squatting Act in 1836. Dulhunty favored aboriginal names for his properties because of his close friendship with the indigenous people. Dubbo is thought to be a misspelling of the Wiradjuri word ‘thubbo,’ which possibly meant ‘red earth.’ In around 1840, John Maugham had a 26,000 acre sheep station and built a home called Dundullimal Homestead. The building still stands today and is open to the public. In 1846, government installed a police station, jail, and courthouse in the city. A constable took up residence, even though there were only four buildings in the new town.

Rural Museum

A short drive will bring you to the Gilgandra Rural Museum. This museum is open to the public every day except Christmas. You’ll see old buildings, such as the bookkeeper’s office, the shearer’s quarters, and the Uargon Subsidised School. The buildings display interesting items, such as a steam traction engine, a harvester, and more artifacts from the 19th and 20th century. Anyone with an interest in antique agricultural planting machinery will find this museum fascinating.

Taronga Western Plains Zoo

If you have never had the opportunity to see a white rhinoceros, visit the Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo. In addition to the white, there are also black and Indian rhinoceroses. The zoo runs an endangered species breeding program; many of the animals are on exhibit. The zoo is open-range, meaning that they are free to wander, while still maintaining a safe distance from human observers. Deep moats prevent the animals from wandering too far.