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Barringun - NSW

Tourist Attraction

Position

DEG: -29.012859 145.713287

DMS: 29º 00' 46.29" S 145º 42' 47.83" E

UTM: 55 J 6789907mN 374684mE

Altitude: 148.27m

PlaceID	15114

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Weather

Temperature
21.6°C
Feels Like	23.6°C
Rel. Humidity	79%
Dew Point	17.9°C
Pressure	1012.7hPa
Rainfall	0.2mm
Wind Direction	WNW
Wind Speed	4km/hr 2knots
Gusts	km/hr knots

Temperature	Feels Like	Rel. Humidity	Dew Point	Pressure	Rainfall	Wind Direction	Wind Speed	Gusts
21.6°C	23.6°C	79%	17.9°C	1012.7hPa	0.2mm	WNW	4km/hr 2knots	km/hr knots


Mean Max. °C
Jan	36.0
Feb	34.8
Mar	32.3
Apr	27.9
May	22.9
Jun	19.3
Jul	18.7
Aug	21.4
Sep	25.6
Oct	29.6
Nov	32.8
Dec	35.2
Mean Min. °C
Jan	22.2
Feb	21.7
Mar	18.8
Apr	14.1
May	9.8
Jun	6.8
Jul	5.7
Aug	7.1
Sep	10.7
Oct	14.8
Nov	18.1
Dec	20.7
Mean Rain mm
Jan	47.5
Feb	51.2
Mar	41.2
Apr	27.1
May	30.1
Jun	25.7
Jul	23.0
Aug	17.1
Sep	18.4
Oct	25.4
Nov	30.9
Dec	39.6

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Mean Max. °C	36.0	34.8	32.3	27.9	22.9	19.3	18.7	21.4	25.6	29.6	32.8	35.2
Mean Min. °C	22.2	21.7	18.8	14.1	9.8	6.8	5.7	7.1	10.7	14.8	18.1	20.7
Mean Rain mm	47.5	51.2	41.2	27.1	30.1	25.7	23.0	17.1	18.4	25.4	30.9	39.6

Update History

Comments & Reviews(3)

26 Dec 17 IvanTheTerrible

The iconic Tattersalls Hotel in Barringun has been destroyed by fire. Quoted from Adam Crawley on facebook At about 3am this morning the Crawley family got a phone call we never expected to receive. Last night, Tattersalls Hotel, our beloved home burnt to the ground, leaving nothing but a smoldering mess of iron and ash and depriving the district of its hub. Half a century of memories, good times, bad times, exceptional yarns, wild nights and priceless history demolished in the blink of an eye. Even though we settled on the sale of the pub two weeks ago and were not longer technically the owners, it’s still completely devastating for all of us and despite how stupid it sounds it’s a feeling similar to loosing a family member. That place looked after us, sheltered us through the worst storms, the hottest days, the most dangerous bushfires, biggest floods, longest droughts, thick and thin. It always looked after us and we always looked after it. The matriarch always maintained that we never owned the pub, we were just looking after it and it’s hard to not feel like we failed slightly. A lot of people have been worried about her, she’s understandably very sad and in true Mary style she’s not just sad for herself and the family but she’s sad for the new owners and she’s very sad and worried for the community and her beloved locals, a true publican till the end, she shares a bond with those locals that other people probably wouldn’t understand. In saying that she’s typically staunch and will be ok. We were so looking forward to visiting our old mate for the rest of our lives, we knew we wouldn’t last forever, but we thought the pub would. When we said goodbye to our old mate we thought it would be us that wouldn’t make it back, not him throwing the towel in. Maybe he finally decided he’d given enough. Vale Tattersalls. Never to be forgotten by anyone who met you.

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20 Sep 13 wombat28

A stop at the Barringun Hotel is a must- and talk to Mary who has been there most of her long life before growing up in the Riverina around Junee.

10 Dec 12 The Bunyip

We stopped at the "roadhouse". It looked more like an old shed but nontheless the hospitality was good. There was a shaded area & given there's very little either direction for an hour or so Barringun is a welcome stop, particularly on a hot day.

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