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Welcome to Lake Munmorah, NSW

Lake Munmorah is a residential suburb in the Central Coast region of NSW. It has a population of 4,802.

History

The area marks the border between Awabakal and Darkinjung Aboriginal country.

The 2013 NSW Bushfires put the town in danger. One man suffered a fatal heart attack protecting his home. The town escaped severe damage.

Lifestyle and Entertainment

Adjacent to the suburb is the Munmorah State Conservation Area. The park offers bushwalking, rock fishing and surf breaks. The actual lake is very shallow. It peaks at 4 or 5 feet deep. It is wide with three main entrances: Elizabeth Bay, Tom Burke Reserve and Colongra Bay Reserve. The lake is home to small fish and jellyfish.

The town has four schools on the same road. The Catholic schools include St Brendan’s Primary and Saint Brigid’s College. The public schools include Lake Munmorah Public and Lake Munmorah High school.