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Nimmitabel
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Nimmitabel, first settled in the 1850s is a small rural township of 300 people on the Great Dividing Range. It is located on the Snowy Mountain Highway, 447 kilometres south west of Sydney via Cooma which is 38 kilometres to the north. It is 1070 metres above sea level. Once known as 'Nimity Bell' the name is said to mean 'place where many waters start'. In 1959 Nimmitabel was used as one of the locations for the filming, by Warner Brothers, of Jon Cleary's novel, The Sundowners. Take the time to explore the historic village: buildings of interest include Geldmacher
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Nimmitabel Show*** Latest event details are yet to be confirmed *** The Nimmitabel Show is a
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Old Minton FarmstayOld Minton Farmstay offers self-contained accommodation in a private and peaceful rural setting, surrounded by
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Nimmitabel MotelThe Nimmitabel Motel in the historic Snowy Mountains village of Nimmitabel offers basic motel accommodation
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Nimmitabel MotelThe Nimmitabel Motel in the historic Snowy Mountains village of Nimmitabel offers basic motel accommodation
