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| accessdate = 2006-11-22 }}</ref><ref name="WarabrookMetford">''Brian Langton MLA'', [http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/la/lapaper.nsf/0/7DA482FA9796A543CA256EEB002D4B7A "Questions and Answers - 491: Railway Station Openings"]: [[New South Wales Legislative Assembly]], ''Hansard'', [[16 April]], [[1996]], p. 1006. Accessed [[January 7]], [[2008]].</ref> |
| accessdate = 2006-11-22 }}</ref><ref name="WarabrookMetford">''Brian Langton MLA'', [http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/la/lapaper.nsf/0/7DA482FA9796A543CA256EEB002D4B7A "Questions and Answers - 491: Railway Station Openings"]: [[New South Wales Legislative Assembly]], ''Hansard'', [[16 April]], [[1996]], p. 1006. Accessed [[January 7]], [[2008]].</ref> |
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==Metford Represent== |
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==References== |
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The suburb houses many hardcore gangster's and young mother's of tomorrow, all of which give birth at ages ranging from 5 - 11. |
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The suburb also has a shopping complex, which includes a shop for tucker, hairdressers, a liquor store (one of many), and a mini super market, which steal it's supplies from Stockland Greenhills; keeping the residents of Metford localised in the suburb. |
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[[Category:Suburbs of Maitland, New South Wales]] |
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The suburb also houses some celebrities of Metford. Some of these include Brad, Andrew, Jye (RIP), Melissa and Wes. |
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As well as this, it is home to the most dangerous street in all of Maitland. The infamous "Willow Drive" houses many people who live with other people's belongings, and with people that they stole from other families. Due to safty, a warning is given to all residents to avoid this area from 12pm to 3am, due to this being the prime time of theft, alcohol consumption, violence and molestation. |
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Metford also has a skatepark, which is currently owned by a young gang of Metford people. |
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New housing complex established in Metford is known as "Woodville Estate", which has been classified as a part of the suburb of Thornton for it's protection and because it is embarassed to be apart of Metford. |
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En Avant. |
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Revision as of 06:50, 28 September 2008
Metford is a suburb of the city of Maitland, New South Wales, Australia. It is on the New England Highway and it has a station on CityRail's Hunter line. The line was opened in 1857, and the station was opened on 17 March, 1995.[1][2]
Metford Represent
The suburb houses many hardcore gangster's and young mother's of tomorrow, all of which give birth at ages ranging from 5 - 11.
The suburb also has a shopping complex, which includes a shop for tucker, hairdressers, a liquor store (one of many), and a mini super market, which steal it's supplies from Stockland Greenhills; keeping the residents of Metford localised in the suburb.
The suburb also houses some celebrities of Metford. Some of these include Brad, Andrew, Jye (RIP), Melissa and Wes.
As well as this, it is home to the most dangerous street in all of Maitland. The infamous "Willow Drive" houses many people who live with other people's belongings, and with people that they stole from other families. Due to safty, a warning is given to all residents to avoid this area from 12pm to 3am, due to this being the prime time of theft, alcohol consumption, violence and molestation.
Metford also has a skatepark, which is currently owned by a young gang of Metford people.
New housing complex established in Metford is known as "Woodville Estate", which has been classified as a part of the suburb of Thornton for it's protection and because it is embarassed to be apart of Metford.
En Avant.
- ^ "Main North Line". www.nswrail.net. Retrieved 2006-11-22.
- ^ Brian Langton MLA, "Questions and Answers - 491: Railway Station Openings": New South Wales Legislative Assembly, Hansard, 16 April, 1996, p. 1006. Accessed January 7, 2008.