Broughton Village (SUBURB), NSW Details

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A locality on Princes Highway 8 km by road NE by E of the town of Berry. Boundaries and names in Shoalhaven City Gaz 28.5.99 shown map GNB3653. Boundaries within the Kiama Council area shown on map GNB3727.

Broughton Village (SUBURB), NSW
title Broughton Village (SUBURB)
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state NSW
reference 82218
placename Broughton Village
designation SUBURB
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previous names Broughton
lga KIAMA
description A locality on Princes Highway 8 km by road NE by E of the town of Berry. Boundaries and names in Shoalhaven City Gaz 28.5.99 shown map GNB3653. Boundaries within the Kiama Council area shown on map GNB3727.
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