Clunes is a small town in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Australia. It is located approximately northeast of the regional centre of Lismore. In , Clunes had a population of 559 people.
Description and history
Clunes is situated in hilly country and the volcanic soils provided by nearby Mount Warning (Wollumbin) allow for macadamia and coffee-growing.
Clunes was first settled by Europeans in the 1870s following the Robertson Land Act 1861 which allowed for the free selection of crown lands and, by 1883, there were enough children in the area for the creation of Clunes School.
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File:Clunes, New South Wales 03.jpg|The welcome sign to Clunes, New South Wales, 2025
File:Clunes, New South Wales 04.jpg|LOVE in Clunes, New South Wales, featuring directional signs to surrounding areas, 2025
File:Clunes, New South Wales 06.jpg|The Clunes Store, 2025
File:Clunes, New South Wales 09.jpg|Uncle Peter's Books in Clunes, 2025
File:Clunes, New South Wales 15.jpg|The Coronation Hall in Clunes, 2025
File:Clunes, New South Wales 18.jpg|Clunes Public School in Clunes, 2025
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