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Cavendish is a tiny town (population 454) near Grampians National Park in Wimmera, Victoria, Australia.

Understand

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Wannon River

Cavendish is a small agricultural settlement surrounded by sheep farms. The village has four churches, a memorial hall, a brew pub, a cafe-general store, a recreation park, a primary school and kindergarten (2022).

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Cavendish is 26 km (16 mi) N of Hamilton in the Shire of Southern Grampians by motorcar.

There is no train; a line from Hamilton to Horsham (which reached Cavendish in 1915) was removed in 1975.

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See

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Watch the sheep grazing. There's lots of sheep in Cavendish.

Do

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  • Settlers Walk. Riverside trail with 8 picnic table areas, several board walks, 2 footbridges and brief local history stories on plaques affixed to volcanic rocks situated along the river.

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Connect

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There is a post office in the village.

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