Hawkesbury People & Places
Bligh Park
Subdivisionestate
Source: Environmental Impact Study
Reference: Bligh Park Development RL307.14 (58), (27)
Stage One of Bligh Park Development opened December 1985 with 450 Lots, then 1987 with 216 Lots. Joint Venture between Hawkesbury Shire Council and NSW Department of Housing. The area was formerly 200 hectares of Crown land encompassing the Rifle Range and Temporary Common.
The subdivision was named after William Bligh, Governor of NSW 1806-1808.
Source: GNB - Geographical Names Board
A neighbourhood of about 200 ha, about 7 km WNW of Riverstone and to the S of South Windsor. Boundaries within the Hawkesbury Council area shown on map GNB 3716.
Location of Bligh Park
Topographic Map: RIVERSTONE
Categories for Bligh Park
Related Locations of Bligh Park
People Related to Bligh Park
Comments About Bligh Park (0)
You are welcome to add a comment, provide further information or suggest a correction, relevant to the history of this name.
Please make your comment below. PLEASE NOTE that comments are moderated and only relevant comments will be published
Property Research Service
Have you ever wondered when your house was built or who has owned your property over the years?