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'''Wildes Meadow''' is a [[hamlet (place)|hamlet village]] in the [[Southern Highlands, New South Wales|Southern Highlands]] of [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]], in [[Wingecarribee Shire]]. It was formerly known as ''Jono's Meadow'' named after town mayor and founder, [[Jono Chambers]]. |
'''Wildes Meadow''' is a [[hamlet (place)|hamlet village]] in the [[Southern Highlands, New South Wales|Southern Highlands]] of [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]], in [[Wingecarribee Shire]]. It was formerly known as ''Jono's Meadow'' named after town mayor and founder, [[Jono Chambers]]. In 2013 , it was named best place on Earth and ranked number 1 in Australia for the highest number of unpaid employees. The major industries are buggy manufacturing and TV antenna maintainance. |
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Due to its location, it does not receive many passers by, and so the tourism industry has suffered as a result. Some famous people to have hailed from the meadow are Dwight Howard, Alessandro Del Piero, Clive Palmer and Dejon Chamber. |
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It is known for its notorious gang ' The Wildes Meadow gang ' |
It is known for its notorious gang ' The Wildes Meadow gang ' |
Revision as of 12:14, 26 October 2013
Wildes Meadow is a hamlet village in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia, in Wingecarribee Shire. It was formerly known as Jono's Meadow named after town mayor and founder, Jono Chambers. In 2013 , it was named best place on Earth and ranked number 1 in Australia for the highest number of unpaid employees. The major industries are buggy manufacturing and TV antenna maintainance.
Due to its location, it does not receive many passers by, and so the tourism industry has suffered as a result. Some famous people to have hailed from the meadow are Dwight Howard, Alessandro Del Piero, Clive Palmer and Dejon Chamber.
It is known for its notorious gang ' The Wildes Meadow gang ' It also is home to the NBL franchise the Wildes Meadow Warriors.
Its population along with Burrawang is 153 066 (Census 2001).
34°36′S 150°31′E / 34.600°S 150.517°E