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'''Mylor''' (postcode 5153) is a small village in the Adelaide Hills.
'''Mylor''' (postcode 5153) is a small village in the Adelaide Hills.


==History==
==History==
Mylor was surveyed in 1885, with a plan to develop the land as a focal point for orchard development in [[South Australia]]. The town was proclaimed in [[1891]] by Acting [[Governor of South Australia]] Sir [[James Boucaut]] who named it after his Cornish birthplace (see [[Mylor, Cornwall|Mylor]]).
Mylor was surveyed in 1885, with a plan to develop the land as a focal point for orchard development in [[South Australia]]. The town was proclaimed in 1891 by Acting [[Governor of South Australia]] Sir [[James Boucaut]] who named it after his Cornish birthplace of [[Mylor, Cornwall|Mylor]].


Early inhabitants were strict [[Methodism|Methodists]], and due to their [[Temperance movement|temperance]] belief no country pub was established, a quirk which has persisted into the current day. A church, school and a co-operative general store were among the early constructions of the town.
Early inhabitants were strict [[Methodism|Methodists]], and due to their [[Temperance movement|temperance]] belief no country pub was established, a quirk which has persisted into the current day. A church, school and a co-operative general store were among the early constructions of the town.


==Current==
==Current==
Mylor retains a small village feel with a population of 736 (2001 census data).<ref>{{Census 2001 AUS|id=SSC42096|name=Mylor (State Suburb)|accessdate=2007-06-30}}</ref> There is a Mylor country market held on the first Sunday of every month, from 9 am till 3 pm. Mylor is a popular camping area, with many camps. Mylor Main Street hosts a large Hardware/Rural store (called Coopers), General Store, Post Office, and Cafe. There is also a Primary School, Fire Brigade, Uniting Church and Anglican Church. Mylor has a beautiful tree lined Oval that is used for Cricket and Soccer as well as Community Events and general use.
Mylor retains a small village feel with a population of 939 (2006 census data).<ref name="ABS">{{Census 2006 AUS|id=SSC42126|name=Mylor (State Suburb)|accessdate=11 October 2011}}</ref> There is a Mylor country market held on the first Sunday of every month, from 9 am until 1 pm on the Mylor Oval. Mylor is a popular camping area, with many camps. Mylor Main Street hosts a large Hardware/Rural store (called Coopers), General Store, Post Office, and Cafe. There is also a Primary School, Fire Brigade, Uniting Church and Anglican Church. Mylor has a beautiful tree lined Oval that is used for Cricket and Soccer as well as Community Events and general use.


==Mylor Country Fire Service==
==Mylor Country Fire Service==

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Mylor Country Fire Service are the volunteer fire service of Mylor. Mylor CFS is one of the oldest brigades in the region, and pride themselves in being well trained and professional. They are part of the [[Mount Lofty CFS Group]].
Mylor Country Fire Service are the volunteer fire service of Mylor. Mylor CFS is one of the oldest brigades in the region, and pride themselves in being well trained and professional. They are part of the Mount Lofty CFS Group, which is part of the [[Country Fire Service]].


==Attractions==
==Attractions==
Nearby is [[Warrakilla]] estate, the 19th-century home of [[George Woodroffe Goyder]], one of the pioneering Surveyors-General of South Australia. Another local attraction is the [[Warrawong Sanctuary]].The Mylor Hall is used well by the community and is also available for private hire. It has a beautiful wooden floor, a stage (soon to be raised), an ante room for meetings and a well resourced kitchen including a commercial dishwasher.
Nearby is Warrakilla estate, the 19th-century home of [[George Woodroffe Goyder]], a former [[Surveyor General of South Australia]].

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==See also==
* [[Mylor Conservation Park]]
* [[Warrawong Sanctuary]]


==References==
==References==
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{{Reflist}}


{{Adelaide Hills Council suburbs}}
{{Adelaide Hills Council suburbs}}
{{Adelaide Hills}}
{{Adelaide Hills}}
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[[Category:Towns in South Australia]]
[[Category:Towns in South Australia]]


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Latest revision as of 13:20, 23 January 2024

Mylor
South Australia
Mylor is located in South Australia
Mylor
Mylor
Coordinates35°03′0″S 138°45′0″E / 35.05000°S 138.75000°E / -35.05000; 138.75000
Population1,067 (SAL 2021)[1]
Established1891
Postcode(s)5153
Federal division(s)Mayo
Localities around Mylor:
Heathfield Aldgate Bridgewater
Scott Creek Mylor Hahndorf
Kangarilla Jupiter Creek Jupiter Creek

Mylor (postcode 5153) is a small village in the Adelaide Hills.

History

[edit]

Mylor was surveyed in 1885, with a plan to develop the land as a focal point for orchard development in South Australia. The town was proclaimed in 1891 by Acting Governor of South Australia Sir James Boucaut who named it after his Cornish birthplace of Mylor.

Early inhabitants were strict Methodists, and due to their temperance belief no country pub was established, a quirk which has persisted into the current day. A church, school and a co-operative general store were among the early constructions of the town.

Current

[edit]

Mylor retains a small village feel with a population of 939 (2006 census data).[2] There is a Mylor country market held on the first Sunday of every month, from 9 am until 1 pm on the Mylor Oval. Mylor is a popular camping area, with many camps. Mylor Main Street hosts a large Hardware/Rural store (called Coopers), General Store, Post Office, and Cafe. There is also a Primary School, Fire Brigade, Uniting Church and Anglican Church. Mylor has a beautiful tree lined Oval that is used for Cricket and Soccer as well as Community Events and general use.

Mylor Country Fire Service

[edit]
Mylor CFS
Operational area
Country Australia
State South Australia
VillageMylor
Agency overview
Established1935 (1935)
Website
Official website

Mylor Country Fire Service are the volunteer fire service of Mylor. Mylor CFS is one of the oldest brigades in the region, and pride themselves in being well trained and professional. They are part of the Mount Lofty CFS Group, which is part of the Country Fire Service.

Attractions

[edit]

Nearby is Warrakilla estate, the 19th-century home of George Woodroffe Goyder, a former Surveyor General of South Australia.

See also

[edit]

References

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  1. ^ Australian Bureau of Statistics (28 June 2022). "Mylor (suburb and locality)". Australian Census 2021 QuickStats. Retrieved 28 June 2022. Edit this at Wikidata
  2. ^ Australian Bureau of Statistics (25 October 2007). "Community Profile Series: Mylor (State Suburb)". 2006 Census of Population and Housing. Retrieved 11 October 2011.


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