Settled 1831, still going
Cundletown
Settled in 1831 with Taree, on the Manning River. News, events, alerts and the directory, kept by locals.
About Cundletown
Cundletown (in the Birrpayi language, Gindul) is a town on the Mid North Coast. Cundletown and the nearby larger town of Taree were both settled in 1831 by William Wynter. It had a population of 2,050 at the 2021 census, and is a significant agricultural district.
It is 16 km from the Tasman Sea coast and 317 km north of Sydney, in the MidCoast Council area. Cundletown and Taree can be reached by train on the North Coast Railway and by the Pacific Highway.
Places in and around Cundletown
11 places are listed here, by category. Run one? Ask the hub for a listing.
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Manning River Hotel
Eat and drink
Oxley Island Literary Institute Hall
Halls and community
Cundletown Oval
Parks and recreation
Manning River Rowing Club
Parks and recreation
Market Square
Parks and recreation
Victoria Square
Parks and recreation
What is listed in Cundletown
To eat and drink: Manning River Hotel. Halls and community places: Oxley Island Literary Institute Hall. Parks, beaches and recreation: Cundletown Oval, Manning River Rowing Club, Market Square, Victoria Square.
Schools and learning: Chatham High School, Cundletown Public School, Manning Valley Anglican College, St Clare's High School. Churches: Manning Uniting Church.
Nearby on OurHub
Straight-line distances from Cundletown. Each has a hub of its own.
When something happens
A fire, a flood, a road closed: a notice raised on this hub shows above every page in Cundletown, and on every site linked under it, until it is cleared.
Who keeps this
OurHub set this hub up as a pilot, from public information. Nobody in Cundletown runs it yet and it is not a council service. It is free, and it is waiting for someone local to take the keys.