Cootamundra NSW NSW Country
Cootamundra’s biggest claim to fame is as the birthplace of Australian cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman.
Today Cootamundra is a prosperous and well known country town, a rich sheep grazing centre and home to a rising number of other industries including furniture manufacture and brickworks.
Location and Nearby Townships
Cootamundra lies between Young to the North East and Wagga Wagga to the South West.
Places to Eat
- Sir Donald Bradman's Birthplace
- Cootamundra Visitor Information Centre
- Bradman Motor Inn
- Southern Comfort Motor Inn
- Wattle Tree Motel
- Cootamundra Gardens Motor Inn
- Albion Hotel
- Central Hotel
- Cootamundra Hotel
- Family Hotel
- Globe Hotel
- Olympic Hotel
- Royal Hotel
- Woodies Cottage
- Cootamundra Caravan Park
- Country Cuisine
- Court House Bistro
- Mandarin Restaurant Cootamundra
- Maxim's Chinese Restaurant
- Sun Lok Restaurant
- Cootamundra Cafe
- Country Cuisine
- MO's Coffee Shop
- Paragon Cafe
- Popular Cafe
Did you know?
Australia's oldest country golf club was established at Cootamundra in 1895.
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