It is believed that the name of Katoomba, in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney, is an Aboriginal word meaning any of the following: * falling waters * falling together of many waters * the place where water falls down and shines (because in the early morning the sunlight hits the falls to make a rainbow)
The town's name Katoomba reputedly comes from a local aboriginal word 'godoomba' meaning 'water tumbling over a hill.
Katoomba is in New South Wales.
HMAS Katoomba was created on 1941-12-17.
HMAS Katoomba ended on 1948-08-02.
Katoomba railway station was created in 1874.
The Aboriginal name for the Three Sisters formation near Katoomba is Meehni, Wimlah, and Gunnedoo. These rock formations hold significant cultural and spiritual importance for the local Aboriginal community.
From Tamworth to Katoomba by road is a distance of 472 km. The trip takes about 6 hours, maybe a little more.
Katoomba is about an hour and a half,s drive west from Sydney via the great western highway. It is approximately Half way between Penrith and Lithgow.
Notwithstanding peak hour traffic, the driving time from Sydney to Katoomba is about one and a half hours.
Due to the heavy volume of traffic from the Sydney International Airport, it will take around one hour and twenty minutes to drive to Katoomba.
1030 m above sea level.
Approximately 110 kilometers.