Narromine Council

In Narromine, there were 63 sale listings available last month. The median sale price for houses over the last year was $497,000, and the median weekly lease price for houses over the last year was $400.

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NSW
Narromine Council

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Narromine council area has a varied family structure with a significant proportion of childless couples and families with children. The population is skewed towards older age groups, and the majority of households have manageable mortgage repayments. The area's economy is driven by industries such as agriculture, construction, and transport.

Narromine is a rural town in New South Wales, located 40 kilometres west of Dubbo. It is at the center of Narromine Shire and had a population of 3,528 in the 2016 census. The town has historical ties to the Australian Military, serving as the location of RAAF No.19 Inland Aircraft Fuel Depot during World War II. Narromine was also a key location for the Empire Air Training Scheme. The town is situated on traditional Wiradjuri country, with one of the largest Indigenous populations in central New South Wales. Narromine council area has a varied family structure with a significant proportion of childless couples and families with children. The population is skewed towards older age groups, and the majority of households have manageable mortgage repayments. The area's economy is driven by industries such as agriculture, construction, and transport.