In 1835, Auburn, a suburb located in the western region of Sydney, New South Wales, was still in its early stages of European settlement, characterized by rural landscapes and agricultural development. Originally part of the Cumberland Plain, the area was inhabited by the Indigenous Burramatta clan of the Darug people before European colonization. By the 1830s, land grants had been issued to settlers, and the region began to transition from untouched bushland to farmland, laying the foundation for its eventual growth into a thriving suburban community. The establishment of key transportation routes, such as Parramatta Road, played a crucial role in connecting Auburn to Sydney and fostering its development.
| Postcode: | 1835 |
| State: | NSW |
| Coordinates (lat/long): | -33.883928, 151.023796 |
| Federal Electorate: | Robertson |