Map of Grafton – NSW, Clarence Valley & Regional Guide

Map of Grafton – NSW, Clarence Valley & Regional Guide

This map of Grafton provides a detailed overview of one of northern New South Wales’ major regional cities, including the CBD, Clarence River, transport routes and surrounding Clarence Valley region.

Grafton is known for jacaranda trees, riverfront landscapes, agriculture and its role as a major regional centre in the Northern Rivers district. Key areas include the CBD, South Grafton, Junction Hill, Waterview Heights and nearby rural districts.

Quick Answer:

Grafton is located in the Clarence Valley region of northern New South Wales. Major areas include the CBD, South Grafton, Junction Hill and nearby riverfront districts.

Interactive Grafton Map (Reference View) Explore Grafton’s CBD, Clarence River crossings, inland highways and Northern Rivers regional connections.
Tip: Grafton maps are useful for understanding how the Clarence River, regional highways and Northern Rivers districts connect across northern NSW.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Where Is Grafton Located?

Grafton is located in the Clarence Valley region of northern New South Wales, inland from the NSW north coast and south of the Queensland border.

  • North: Northern Rivers and Queensland direction
  • South: Coffs Harbour and mid-north coast NSW direction
  • East: Coastal NSW and Pacific coastline
  • West: Inland ranges and rural NSW districts

Main Areas and Districts of Grafton

  • Grafton CBD — central retail, civic and heritage district
  • South Grafton — major residential and commercial area south of the river
  • Junction Hill — elevated residential district north-west of town
  • Waterview Heights — suburban growth area
  • Clarence River precinct — riverfront and recreation corridor
  • Industrial and transport zones — support regional logistics and agriculture
  • Airport corridor — regional aviation access area
  • Clarence Valley rural surrounds — farming and grazing districts bordering the city

How Grafton Is Laid Out

  • Riverfront city centre — CBD positioned beside the Clarence River
  • Bridge-linked districts — northern and southern suburbs connected across the river
  • Residential expansion corridors — suburbs spread outward from the historic centre
  • Regional transport links — roads connect inland and coastal NSW regions
  • Floodplain geography — strongly influences the city’s layout and infrastructure

Key Geographic Features

  • Clarence River — one of Australia’s largest river systems
  • Clarence Valley — major agricultural and regional district
  • Northern Rivers region — wider regional area surrounding Grafton
  • Floodplain landscapes — define much of the surrounding terrain
  • Jacaranda-lined streets — iconic feature of the city

Grafton Transport and Road Map Overview

  • Pacific Highway — major coastal NSW transport corridor
  • Gwydir Highway — inland route toward western NSW and New England districts
  • Prince Street — key CBD transport corridor
  • Clarence River bridge crossings — major transport links through the city
  • Regional rail connections — passenger and freight routes through northern NSW

Why People Search for a Map of Grafton

  • To locate Grafton within northern New South Wales
  • To understand Clarence River and bridge connections
  • To explore suburbs such as South Grafton and Junction Hill
  • To find regional transport routes and highways
  • To plan relocation, tourism and regional travel

🎸 Exploring the World?

After viewing maps, explore beginner-friendly guitars, ukuleles and keyboards.

Browse Collection

Grafton Map Resources

Related Maps & Location Guides

Grafton Map FAQs

  • Where is Grafton located?
    Grafton is located in the Clarence Valley region of northern New South Wales.
  • What is Grafton known for?
    Grafton is known for jacaranda trees, riverfront landscapes and regional transport links.
  • What are the main areas of Grafton?
    Main areas include the CBD, South Grafton, Junction Hill and Waterview Heights.
  • Is Grafton on the Clarence River?
    Yes, Grafton is positioned directly beside the Clarence River.

This page is for general informational purposes only and is not affiliated with any official authority, mapping provider or government organisation.

Disclaimer: Maps are for reference only and may not be accurate, complete, current, to scale or suitable for navigation, surveying, emergency use or official use. Boundaries, place names, suburbs, roads, transport routes and geographic features may vary by source and may change over time. External links are provided for convenience only and do not constitute endorsement. No warranty is made regarding accuracy, completeness or suitability for any purpose.