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Hurstville is situated in state New South Wales in Australia. It is an inhabited district of Sydney and located 16 kilometer south of Sydney central business district and administrative centre of city of Hurstville.
The area of Hurstville is previously known as Gannons Forest. The land originally granted to Robert Townson was purchased by John Connell in 1830, and following his death in 1849 the estate was inherited by his grandsons Elias Pearson Laycock and John Connell Laycock.
The Hurstville is a large, enterprising, multi-cultural city by its development of commercial buildings and high-rise residential buildings dominating the skyline. Hurstville residential developments are a mixture of low density housing, medium density flats and high density apartment buildings.
Hurstville is a commercial centre. As a commercial centre, it features branches of many banks, financial institutions, insurance companies and retail shops. Forest Road features many restaurants, particularly Asian cuisine and a number of cafes and pubs.
Hurstville has a good means of transport. Hurstville has a bus and railway facility. Hurstville railway station is located on lllawarra line. All suburban and most interurban trains stop at Hurstville. Hurstville is 20 minutes from Sydney Central railway station on the express service.
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