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Revesby Name Origin
Revesby is named after the English home of botanist Sir Joseph Banks.
Revesby Settlement History
Settlement of the area dates from the early 1800s. Some growth took place in the late 1800s, with land used mainly for orchards and poultry farms. Significant development did not occur until the 1930s, spurred by the opening of the railway to East Hills. Rapid growth took place in the immediate post-war years, aided by public housing construction. The population increased slightly from the mid 1990s as new dwellings were added to the area, particularly medium density housing.
Revesby Features
Major features of the area include Revesby Village Centre, Max Parker Leisure and Aquatic Centre, Abel Reserve, Amour Park, Bill Delauney Reserve, Boomerang Reserve, Cox Reserve, Cuthbert Reserve, Greenway Reserve, Johnstone Reserve, Langdale Reserve, Montgomery Reserve, Neptune Park, Paul Calderon Reserve, Pivetta Reserve, Presland Reserve, The River Reserve, Tracey Street Reserve, Virginius Reserve, Wilberforce Reserve, Cottrell Pathway, the Revesby railway station and numerous schools.