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Taralga is a small village in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales and located on the road between Goulburn and Bathurst. The first European to explore the area was Charles Throsby in 1819, European settlement took place from 1824. The area is surrounded by farming properties, and the town was established from the beginning from sheep grazing. Prior to European settlement, the area was inhabited by the Gundungurra people.

• Population: 467 1
• Postcode: 2580
• Location: 44 km north of Goulburn, 238 km southwest of Sydney and 135 km northeast of Canberra
• Main Roads: Taralga Rd and Laggan-Taralga Rd
• Radio Stations: FM: ABC Central West (106.9 MHz), ABC Classic (89.5 MHz), ABC NewsRadio (99.9 MHz), ABC RN (107.7 MHz), Eagle FM (93.5 MHz), Hot Country (100.7 MHz) and Triple J (88.7 MHz). AM: 2GN (1368 kHz)

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	Entering Taralga: Taralga Rd as it enters Taralga, January 2017. Image © Paul Rands

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

Last updated: 31-Jul-2020 23:56

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