Annangrove

Annangrove is located approximately 40 kilometres northwest of Sydney in the Shire of Baulkham Hills. The original inhabitants of the Annangrove area were the Darug people. The Darug were the custodians of the majority of what is now the Greater Sydney region. They were divided into a number of different 'clans', whose quick demise upon European settlement has sadly resulted in very little information remaining on how they utilised the local area.

Annangrove is located between Kenthurst and Kellyville and was named after Annangrove House. The house belonged to Edward Charles Johnston whose grandfather, George Johnston, was the original settler in the present Annangrove area. The house took its name from the Scottish town of Annan where George Johnston was born.

Edward Johnston bought land here in 1893 from Bennett William Johns who made the original purchase of Crown land in 1886. By 1895 the post office had taken the name of Johnston's house, as did the school, and by 1915 Annangrove was the customary name for the suburb.

The area was originally utilised by Europeans for timber cutting in the vast tracts of bushland. The cleared land was then used to establish orchards. Annangrove is now a peaceful rural suburb dominated by large houses, nurseries and hobby farms, and offers the tourist tranquil country drives. Towns surrounding Annangrove include: Kellyville, Kenthurst, Nelson and Rouse Hill.

Temperatures for Annangrove

Annangrove has moderate summer temperatures. The summer high temperature for Annangrove is approximately 28 °c. The summer low temperature is approximately 16 °c.

Annangrove has mild winter temperatures. The winter high temperature for Annangrove is approximately 17 °c. The winter low temperature is approximately 5 °c.

MONTH	LOW °c	HIGH °c
January	16	28
February	17	27
March	15	27
April	12	24
May	8	20
June	6	17
July	4	17
August	5	18
September	7	21
October	11	23
November	12	26
December	15	28

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