Business categories in Canoelands, NSW

Welcome to Canoelands, NSW

Based in New South Wales, Canoelands is a suburb in northern Sydney. It falls under the Hornsby Shire and the Hills Shire. Canoelands lies 60km north of Sydney’s Central Business District. According to the 2011 census, it has a population of 299 people.

History

The Dharug tribes are the original inhabitants of the land. Evidence of their presence can be seen in rock carvings in caves and rocky outcrops.

In its early days, Canoelands was used for its timber. At this point in time, the area was called “The Canoe Grounds”. In 1993, Canoelands gained gazetted status and changed its name.

Lifestyle and Entertainment

These days, Canoelands is considered a rural land. As such, all properties must be at least 10 ha. There is a strong flora industry in the area. There are three stone fruit orchards and four commercial plant nurseries.

There is no shopping centre available. Residents must travel to Glenorie or Castle Hill for supplies.