Cromer in Norfolk is a family favourite, the same seems to be true over on the other side of the world in Cromer, New South Wales in Australia. Only 30 minutes away from the city of Sydney, Cromer in NSW is actually a suburb, but can it rival our town?
Cromer Parish Church v Cromer Uniting Commnunity Church
Cromer Community Centre v Cromer Community Centre
Le Moon Chinese Restaurant v Cromer Curry House
Cromer Golf Course v Cromer Golf Course
Mayfair Hotel v Time and Tide Hotel
North Lodge Park v Cromer Park
Holcombe House v Maybrook Retirement Village
Station Road v Geelong Road
Cromer Academy v Cromer Public School
Cromer Pier v Middle Creek, Lake Cromer
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Cromer in NSW is thought to be named after Cromer in Norfolk. It was previously known as Dee Why West but changed after Dee Why Gold Links became the Cromer Country Club in 1940 and applied to change the area's name, creating a new suburb.
Not only is Cromer, NSW a gateway to beautiful Northern beaches it is also bordered by Narrabeen Lakes.
Population:
Cromer, UK: 7.949 (2011)
Cromer, NSW, Australia: 7,161 (2011)
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