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Hotels in Ardlethan, New South Wales

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Towns and suburbs close to Ardlethan | Hotels in Ardlethan

London Hotel Motel 7 Motel rooms Bistro open lunch and dinner 7 days a week 6 icy cold beers on tap Fully air-conditioned

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12 Mirrool Street,
Ardlethan
New South Wales 2665

Phone:
02 6978 2300

London Hotel Motel

Palace Hotel

[street view]

Ariah Street,
Ardlethan
New South Wales 2665

Phone:
02 6978 2005

Palace Hotel

Information on Ardlethan, 2665

Ardlethan, Main Street

Photo 11/07/2010
Photo submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks

Ardlethan is a small service town in the Coolamon Shire, New South Wales, located at the intersection of the Burley Griffin Way and Newell Highway in the heart of the Riverina region. Known as the "Home of the Kelpie," the town celebrates its connection to Australia's famous working dog breed with two statues.

Established in the 19th century after gold discovery, Ardlethan later became known for tin mining, which peaked in the 1960s as New South Wales' largest tin mine. Today it serves as a peaceful service center for surrounding wheat farming areas, offering visitors heritage attractions and old-world charm.

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Ardlethan sits conveniently just two minutes off the Newell Highway, Australia's longest inland route connecting Melbourne to Brisbane. The town is also located on the Burley Griffin Way, providing east-west connectivity.

Most travelers pass through Ardlethan as a potential pit stop on the inland route between Brisbane and Melbourne. The BP Truckstop north of town serves as a major stopping point for long-distance travelers, while the Ariah 62 Coffee Stop offers local dining options.

The town was historically served by rail, though passenger services have ceased.

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