Annandale, Queensland
| Annandale Townsville, Queensland |
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| Population: | 9,298 | ||||||||||||
| Postcode: | 4814 | ||||||||||||
| LGA: | City of Townsville | ||||||||||||
| State electorate: | Mundingburra | ||||||||||||
| Federal Division: | Herbert | ||||||||||||
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Annandale is a suburb of Townsville, Queensland, Australia. It borders the southern side of Ross River. It is the biggest suburb of Townsville and thus the most populated in the city. It was the biggest planned Housing development in Townsville City, which started construction in the mid-1970s and was completed in early 2005, Annandale is one of Townsville's newest suburbs and is home to some of Townsville's wealthy, who live more toward the riverbank. Before the 2006 Queensland state election, Annandale was part of the Electoral district of Burdekin, but just prior to the 2006 state election, the suburb became part of the Electoral district of Mundingburra.
In 2006 there were 1624 registered dogs in Annandale, seven out of every ten homes owned at least one dog, this is the highest density of dogs of Townsville suburbs.[1]
[edit] Public Facilities in Annandale
Some of the Public Facilities in Annandale include:
- Education
- William Ross State High School
- Annandale State School
- Annandale Christian School
- Southern Cross Catholic Primary School
- Townsville Grammar Junior School
- Shopping
- Annandale Central
- Annandale Village
- Parks
- Marabou Park
- Weir Park
- Macarthur Park
- The Palmetum, Townsville
- Windsor Park
- Sporting
- Murray Sporting Complex
- Townsville RSL Stadium
- TDRL Rugby League Fields
- SeaFM Basketball Stadium
- Australian Rules Fields
- Soccer
- Hockey
- Velodrome
- Cricket
- Softball
- Murray Sporting Complex
- Military
- Bridges
- Richard Bong bridge
[edit] References
- ^ Townsville Bulletin Dogs little and large have their day in Annandale published 13 January 2007 p3
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Coordinates: 19°19′04″S 146°46′28″E / 19.317818°S 146.774576°E
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