Doctors Gap

Doctors Gap is a tranquil rural locality in New South Wales, Australia, situated approximately 190 kilometers northwest of Sydney. Encompassing an area of 1.44 square kilometers, it is home to a small community of around 25 residents. The area is predominantly zoned for Environmental Conservation, with a small portion designated as General Residential. The average age of residents is 52, and the community is characterized by separate houses, with an average of three bedrooms per dwelling and two people per household. The region offers picturesque landscapes, including rolling hills, farmland, and bushland, making it ideal for outdoor activities such as bushwalking, hiking, and picnicking. While public transportation options are limited, the area is accessible via the Great Western Highway, connecting it to nearby towns like Lithgow, located about 20 kilometers to the east. For educational needs, nearby towns offer schools such as Lithgow Public School and Lithgow High School. Overall, Doctors Gap provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by natural beauty and outdoor activities.