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Frankston is an outer-suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 39 km south-east from Melbourne's central business district. Its Local Government Area is the City of Frankston. At the 2016 Census, Frankston had a population of 36,097.
Localities within the suburb of Frankston, which share the same postcode (3199), include Karingal, Olivers Hill, Frankston Heights, Frankston East, Mount Erin and Long Island. The separate suburb of Frankston South also shares the same postcode.
Due to its geographical location, the suburb is often referred to as "the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula".
Notable Frankston residents includes the legendary Australian entertainer Graham Kennedy, the eighth Australian Prime Minister Stanley Bruce, the 39th Premier of Victoria Sir Rupert Hamer, the designer of Australia's national capital Walter Burley Griffin, the "father" of the GM Holden car company Sir Laurence Hartnett, famed artists Sir Daryl and Lady Joan Lindsay, children's author Paul Jennings, famous Australian tennis player in the late 1940's Jake Spicer and Australian rules footballers Dermott Brereton, Nathan Burke, Robert Harvey and coach Leigh Matthews.
Localities within the suburb of Frankston, which share the same postcode (3199), include Karingal, Olivers Hill, Frankston Heights, Frankston East, Mount Erin and Long Island. The separate suburb of Frankston South also shares the same postcode.
Due to its geographical location, the suburb is often referred to as "the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula".
Notable Frankston residents includes the legendary Australian entertainer Graham Kennedy, the eighth Australian Prime Minister Stanley Bruce, the 39th Premier of Victoria Sir Rupert Hamer, the designer of Australia's national capital Walter Burley Griffin, the "father" of the GM Holden car company Sir Laurence Hartnett, famed artists Sir Daryl and Lady Joan Lindsay, children's author Paul Jennings, famous Australian tennis player in the late 1940's Jake Spicer and Australian rules footballers Dermott Brereton, Nathan Burke, Robert Harvey and coach Leigh Matthews.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankston,_Victoria
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Coordinates: 38°8'52"S 145°8'37"E
- Little River 76 km
- Cocoroc 88 km
- Tumby Bay 932 km
- Sleaford 936 km
- Ungarra 945 km
- Uley 952 km
- Brooker 965 km
- Cummins 973 km
- Coulta 978 km
- Coffin Bay 990 km
- Peninsula Country Golf Club 1.9 km
- City of Frankston 2.7 km
- "The Pines" Flora and Fauna Reserve 3 km
- Frankstown Freeway 3.2 km
- Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve 3.9 km
- Quarries 4.4 km
- Urban Boundary 2 14 km
- Shire of Mornington Peninsula 26 km
- Port Phillip Bay 29 km
- Melbourne 40 km
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