Located on Sydney's lower north shore, Cremorne takes its name from Cremorne Gardens in England, which derives from Gaelic words meaning 'boundary' and 'chieftain'. With the commencement of a ferry service from Circular Quay to Cremorne Wharf in 1890, the isolated coastal fronted suburb became more popular with day-trippers. The opening of the Harbour Bridge in 1939 and the post war housing development boom would see Cremorne become one of the most popular residential suburbs north of the bridge.

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Cremorne, a suburb of North Sydney City

Cremorne Point Foreshore Walk

MacCallum Pool

Cremorne Point Reserve

Location:

SSC11259: Cremorne

Longitude:

151.22600594

Latitude:

-33.8274938299