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Pittwater - Definition and Overview

Pittwater is the name of a local government area in metropolitan Sydney, Australia The suburbs which comprise Pittwater were detached from the Warringah local government area in 1993. It covers a region adjacent to the Pacific Ocean about 30 km north east of downtown Sydney.

Pittwater includes the suburbs of Warriewood, Mona Vale, Bayview, Newport, Avalon, Whale Beach, and Palm Beach.

Pittwater is also the name of one of the arms of Broken Bay, the estuary of the Hawkesbury River. Pittwater was named after the British Prime Minister, William Pitt the Younger, in about 1800 and is a very popular sailing area.

Suburbs of Pittwater Council | Northern Beaches | Sydney
Avalon | Barranjoey | Bayview | Bilgola | Bungan Beach | Careel Bay | Church Point | Clareville | Coaster Retreat | Currawong Beach | Elanora | Elvina Bay | Foley's Hill | Great Mackerel Beach | Ingleside | Loquat Valley | Lovett Bay | McCarrs Creek | Mona Vale | Morning Bay | Narrabeen | Newport | Palm Beach | Paradise Beach | Salt Pan Cove | Scotland Island | Stokes Point | Taylor's Point | Tumbledown Dick| Turimetta | Warriewood | Whale Beach
List of Sydney suburbs
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