Camperdown
Camperdown is a town located in Victoria, Australia, situated in the Western District region. It lies approximately 195 kilometers west of Melbourne and serves as a regional center for agriculture and commerce. The town is known for its pastoral history and is surrounded by rich farming land, primarily used for sheep and cattle grazing, as well as dairy farming.
The Camperdown area was first explored by Europeans in the 1830s, with pastoral runs being established shortly
Key landmarks in Camperdown include the Camperdown Botanic Gardens, a well-preserved Victorian-era garden, and the Camperdown