Sittalike

Sittalike is a small rural locality located in the Hay Area, New South Wales, Australia. It is situated approximately 74 kilometers northwest of the regional center of Griffith. The locality is situated in the Riverina region, which is known for its vast agricultural landholdings.

The Sittalike area is a landlocked region that lies near the Murrumbidgee River. While the area experiences a semi-arid to temperate climate, receiving annual rainfall of around 32 centimeters, the proximity to the Murrumbidgee River influences its temperature and rainfall patterns.

There are limited records available regarding early human settlement or indigenous habitation in the Sittalike region. Agricultural activities are conducted in the area, primarily accompanied by livestock grazing and forestry. Surrounding areas include the nearby settlements of Booligal and Hillston. General information about the regional demographics isn't available for the limited Sittalike resident base, although Griffith, the region's service and commercial center, is populated by nearly 10,000 people.

Sittalike residents likely rely on nearby and larger towns for essential services. The New South Wales Agriculture Station, climate and other geographical influences prevalent in the Riverina area impact local activities within the small but intact Sittalike region. Until further information becomes available more is difficult to detail for Sittalike's data.