Why Guyra?
What 2365 has that nowhere else does. Every fact sourced.
- The Lamb and Potato Festival
Guyra's main annual celebration is the Lamb and Potato Festival, held every January.Source: Wikipedia
- A tomato powerhouse
Guyra's 20-hectare glasshouse is planned to grow 12 million kg of tomatoes, which would make it Australia's largest tomato producer.Source: Wikipedia
- One of Australia's highest towns
At 1,330 metres above sea level, Guyra is one of the highest towns in Australia.Source: Wikipedia
- A national cold record
On 3 July 1984, Guyra recorded the most northerly sub-zero maximum temperature ever recorded in Australia.Source: Wikipedia
And the whole area: Why Armidale?
Tableland city, big story. Every fact sourced.
- A lagoon in a volcano
Guyra's Mother of Ducks Lagoon lies within the crater of an extinct volcano.Source: Wikipedia
- High country city
Armidale sits about 980 metres above sea level, and Armidale Airport, at 1,084 metres, is the highest licensed airport in NSW.Source: Wikipedia
- A 100-metre drop
Wollomombi Falls plunges 100 metres in a single drop, about 40 km east of Armidale.Source: Wikipedia
- Named after a Scottish isle
Armidale was named after Armadale on the Isle of Skye, ancestral home of the MacDonald clan.Source: Wikipedia
- First of its kind
The University of New England was the first Australian university set up outside a state capital.Source: Wikipedia
- Anaiwan Country
The Armidale region is on Anaiwan Country.Source: Wikipedia
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