Jerseyville, New South Wales facts for kids

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Jerseyville is a small village located on the beautiful Mid North Coast of New South Wales, Australia. It's part of the Kempsey Shire area. You can find Jerseyville on South West Rocks Road, very close to the popular holiday spot of South West Rocks. The village is nestled between Spencers Creek and the Macleay River.

Discovering Jerseyville

Jerseyville is a quiet place with just a few streets. It's often seen as a smaller community connected to South West Rocks. Many people know it as a great fishing village.

A Glimpse into History

This village wasn't always called Jerseyville! It was first known as "Robinson's Wharf." This name came from George Robinson, who divided his land in the 1800s to create the town. It was also sometimes called 'Pelican's Island'. In the past, coastal ships were the main way to travel between big Australian cities and the Macleay River Valley. This made places like Jerseyville important stops along the coast.

Jerseyville Today

Today, Jerseyville remains a peaceful village. Its close location to the Macleay River and the coast makes it a popular spot for fishing and enjoying nature. It offers a quiet escape while still being near the larger town of South West Rocks.

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