Map of Albury – Suburbs, CBD, Murray River & City Guide

This map of Albury provides a detailed overview of one of New South Wales’ key regional cities, including its suburbs, CBD, river setting, major roads and key landmarks. It is designed for general reference, trip planning and understanding how Albury is laid out.

Albury is known for its location on the Murray River, its connection with Wodonga and its role as a major regional hub. Key areas include the CBD, East Albury, Lavington, Thurgoona, South Albury and surrounding suburbs.

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This Albury map highlights the CBD, Murray River, suburban layout and regional transport connections across the area.

Where Is Albury Located?

Albury is located in southern New South Wales on the Murray River, directly across from Wodonga in Victoria. It forms part of a major regional cross-border urban area.

• South: Wodonga (Victoria) across the Murray River
• North: inland New South Wales
• East: regional NSW and alpine areas
• West: rural NSW and river plains

Main Areas and Suburbs of Albury

Albury includes a central city area, established suburbs and growing outer residential districts.

• Albury CBD — central business and commercial district
• Lavington — major northern suburban hub
• Thurgoona — eastern growth suburb with newer developments
• East Albury — residential suburb near the river
• South Albury — suburb close to the Murray River and CBD
• West Albury — residential area near hills and parklands
• Glenroy — northern suburban area
• Hamilton Valley — outer residential area
• Splitters Creek — semi-rural suburb
• Springdale Heights — northern residential suburb

Major Areas of Albury Explained

• City centre — includes the CBD and central commercial areas
• Northern suburbs — includes Lavington and Glenroy
• Eastern suburbs — includes Thurgoona and growth areas
• Southern river corridor — includes South Albury and river-adjacent areas
• Western suburbs — includes West Albury and nearby areas

Key Geographic Features

• Murray River — major river forming the NSW–Victoria border
• River plains — define much of the surrounding landscape
• Rolling hills — found west of the city
• Regional inland setting — distinguishes Albury from coastal cities
• Cross-border urban area — linked closely with Wodonga
• Green spaces and parklands — common throughout the city

Albury Transport and Road Map Overview

A map of Albury is useful for understanding how the city connects across state borders and regional transport networks.

• Hume Highway — major route linking Sydney and Melbourne
• Murray River crossings — connect Albury with Wodonga
• Rail line — connects Albury with major cities
• Major arterial roads — link suburbs across the city
• Airport access — Albury Airport is located northeast of the CBD

Why People Search for a Map of Albury

• To understand how Albury connects with Wodonga
• To locate suburbs like Lavington, Thurgoona and East Albury
• To explore the Murray River and surrounding areas
• To plan travel along the Sydney–Melbourne corridor
• To see how Albury fits into regional NSW and Victoria

Albury Map FAQs

• Where is Albury located?
  Albury is located in southern New South Wales on the Murray River.
• What are the main areas of Albury?
  Main areas include the CBD, Lavington, Thurgoona and East Albury.
• Is Albury near Wodonga?
  Yes, Albury and Wodonga are twin cities separated by the Murray River.
• Is Albury inland?
  Yes, Albury is an inland regional city.

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