Local Government Area
Southern Grampians
Postcode
3302
Population
304 (2021 census)
Area
279.88 km²
Coordinates
-37.8460, 141.8055
Data
Based on Australian Bureau of Statistics ASGS boundaries, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

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About Branxholme

Branxholme is a small rural township in the Western District of Victoria, on the Henty Highway about 23 kilometres south-west of Hamilton. Surveyed in 1852 and probably named after Branxholme Castle in Scotland, it grew around the crossing of Arandoovong Creek, where a hotel had opened in 1843. Sheep grazing has long been the main activity, and the Hamilton-Portland railway line still serves the town.

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