Western Sydney is a region of Sydney in New South Wales, Australia that generally encompasses the north-west, outer-west, central-west, south-west and outer south-west sub-regions of Greater Metropoli
Overlooking Smithfield in the foreground, Fairfield to the left, and the Liverpool skyline to the right
Castle Hill convict rebellion of 1804
Rosehill in 1823, with Parramatta River in foreground
Prospect Creek is an urban watercourse of the Georges River catchment that is located in the western region of Sydney, in New South Wales, Australia. Situated within the local government areas of Fair
Prospect Creek flowing below Lansdowne Bridge (Hume Highway), Carramar
Lansdowne Bridge over Prospect Creek, 1836
The pond along the creek in Smithfield is reminiscent of the “chain of ponds” that existed there during colonisation.
The creek at Lansvale, where it becomes tidal and is surrounded by River-flat eucalypt forest