ダンデノング

Dandenong Melbourne, Victoria
The Australian Taxation Office office building in Dandenong CBD
Dandenong
Coordinate	37°59'08" S 145°12'50" E / 37.985596 degrees S 145.2139 degrees E / -37.985596, a 145.2139 coordinate: 37°59'08" S 145°12'50" E / 37.985596 degrees S 145.2139 degrees E / -37.985596, 145.2139
Population	24,919 (2011 national census) [1]
• Population density	2,800/km2 (7,250/sq mi)
Foundation	1837
Zip code	3175
Area	8.9 km2 (3.4 sq mi)
Position	It is 30km (19mi) from Melbourne
The local local government	City of Greater Dandenong
State electoral district	Dandenong
代議院選出地区	Bruce, Isaacs
An area around Dandenong: Noble Park North Dandenong North Endeavour Hills Noble Park Dandenong Doveton Keysborough Dandenong South Doveton

Dandenong Plaza, Walker Street entrance

Former Town Hall

ダンデノング (Dandenong) is suburbs area of Victoria state capital Melbourne, Australia.

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History

• Indigenous people ウォイウルング (Woiwurrung) family lives.　"Tanjenong" which the place name of ダンデノング is a word of the ウォイウルング group, and means "a high mountain" derivation [²] [³] [⁴] [⁵].

• In 1837, Joseph how Don (Joseph Hawdon) transfers a domestic animal from Sydney.
• In 1840, the ダンデノング creek's first bridge is built.
• On July 1, 1848, I open ダンデノング post office [⁶]
• By the late 1850s, a road connecting with Melbourne builds it.
• In 1852, municipal organization starts
• In 1866, a cattle market is opened [⁷].
• As of 1861, it is 40 houses, citizen's number 193.
• In 1873, it is established the ダンデノング Shah (Dandenong Shire).

• By industrial prosperity after the World War, an emigrant flows in from Italy, the European countries including Greece.

Education

• A state establishment medium- and high-levels school (high school):
  • Lyndale Secondary College
  • Dandenong High School
  • St John's Regional College

• Catholic primary school two
• Emerson School: The specialist school for slight intellectual people with a disability.

Sports

• アソシエイション football (soccer).
  • Dandenong Thunder
  • Dandenong City Soccer Club

• Oost lari Ann Rule's football
  • Dandenong Redlegs (formerly Dandenong Demons/Dandenong West)
  • Dandenong Stingrays
  • St John's Old Collegians
  • Dandenong Saints

• Cricket
  • Dandenong Cricket Club
  • Dandenong Women's Cricket Club
  • Buckley Ridges
  • Dandenong North
  • Dandenong West
  • St Mary's Cricket Clubs
  • Coomoora
  • Keysborough
  • Lyndale
  • Parkfield
  • Silverton
  • Southern Pirates
  • Springvale
  • Springvale South Cricket Clubs

• Golf course
  • Forest Hills Golf Club^[8]

ダンデノング ステイディアム

Home of ダンデノング Rangers (Dandenong Rangers, team of the Australian girl baseball league)

People

• An Australian (person of this year, Australian of the Year) social entrepreneur of the Simon McKie on (Simon McKeon) -2011 year. Person from Victoria
• Australian, singer, depicter of the John Farnham -1987 year
• Gabriella チルミ - singer
• Vince Grella - footballer. Blackburn Rovers F.C., soccer roux
• Jamie McCarney - Actor
• Scott McDonald - footballer.　Middlesbrough F.C., soccer roux.　
• Andrew baud gut - basketball player
• CDB - music group　　
• A Ken Bennett - former Oost lari Ann Rule's football player.　Collingwood football club (Collingwood).　　
• Mark Jamieson - bicycle player

Traffic

ダンデノング railroad station (Dandenong railway station)

Sister city

•   Xuzhou City, Jiangsu, China 1996 [1]

Reference

1. ^ Australian Bureau of Statistics (October 31, 2012). "Dandenong (State Suburb)". 2011 Census QuickStats. December 15, 2012 reading.
2. ^ http://www.cclc.vic.gov.au/history/topics/placenames.html#D
3. ^ http://www.greaterdandenong.com/Documents.asp?ID=5898&Title=Greater+Dandenong's+History
4. ^ "4.0 What's In A Name?". August 24, 2007 reading.
5. ^ "RLHP Local Stories: Name Origins of Places In Rowville and Lysterfield." August 24, 2007 reading.
6. ^ Premier Postal History. "Post Office List". April 11, 2008 reading.
7. ^ "Dandenong History." January 9, 2007 reading.
8. ^ Golf Select. "Forest Hills". May 11, 2009 reading.

References

• "Town Hall, Dandenong, VIC Profile:". March 19, 2007 reading.
• Vincent Adams Winter (1990). VR and VicRail: It is p. 1962-1983 106. ISBN 0 9582069 3 3. 

Outside link

• History of Dandenong
• Dandenong Theatre Company
• Windmill Theatre Company
• Revitalising Central Dandenong
• City of Greater Dandenong - Major Developments
• Australian Places - Dandenong
• What's In A Name?
• RLHP Local Stories: Name Origins of Places In Rowville and Lysterfield

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