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Mullumbimby is located in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales at the base of Mt Chincogan, the town was established by European settlers in the mid 1800s. The area was originally a timber gathering town.

The name "Mullumbimby" means "small round hill", was given to the district by Aboriginal people. The town features the Brunswick River flowing through it plus it is the home of the Byron Bay Shire Council and once had its own hydroelectric power generation site.

• Population: 3596 1
• Postcode: 2482
• Location: 130 km southeast of Brisbane and 628 km northeast of Sydney
• Main Roads: Argyle St, Burringbar St and Mullumbimby Rd
• Radio Stations: FM: 2NIM (102.3 MHz), ABC Classic (95.3 MHz), ABC News on Radio (98.5 MHz), ABC North Coast (94.5 MHz), ABC RN (96.9 MHz), Bay FM (99.9 MHz), Triple J (96.1 MHz), Vision Christian Radio (87.6 MHz) and ZZZ FM 100.9. AM: 2LM (900 MHz)

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	Mullumbimby Town Centre: Corner of Burringbar St and Stuart St, November 2013. Image © Michael Greenslade
	Mullumbimby Town Centre: Burringbar St, November 2013. Image © Michael Greenslade
	Mullumbimby Town Centre: Corner of Burringbar St and Station St, November 2013. Image © Michael Greenslade
	Mullumbimby Town Centre: Dalley St, November 2013. Image © Michael Greenslade
	Mullumbimby Town Centre: Dalley St, November 2013. Image © Michael Greenslade

1 Australian Bureau of Statistics, Mullumbimby (State Suburb), 2016 Census QuickStats

Last updated: 31-Jul-2020 23:10

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