Seymour

Seymour is a noteworthy railroad township situated in the Southern end of the Goulburn Valley in the Shire of Mitchell, Victoria, Australia and is found 104 kilometers north of Melbourne. At the 2016 statistics, Seymour had a populace of 6,327. The township benefits the encompassing rural enterprises principally equine, steers, sheep and wine and in addition the adjacent army installation of Puckapunyal or, in other words preparing place for the Australian Army.

Other vital areas of work in Seymour incorporate retail, light designing, rural administrations bolster, restorative administrations, and instruction. The Taungurung Daung wurrung individuals are the conventional proprietors and occupants of the zone Seymour currently possesses. In particular, it is the place where there is the Buthera Balug group who involved the zone when Europeans previously settled the area in the mid 1800s. In 1824, Hume and Hovell on their arrival from Port Phillip, stayed outdoors by the Goulburn River not far upstream of Seymour.

In 1836 Major Mitchell crossed the Goulburn at Mitchellstown and soon a while later overlanders and other early pilgrims started to utilize this intersection put on the Melbourne-Sydney course now known as the Hume Highway. The mail benefit among Melbourne and Sydney had been working for only a year when it was discovered that a superior course was accessible utilizing the "New Crossing Place". Seymour is all around furnished with brandishing offices that incorporate an indoor multi-reason sports and sea-going focus, outside pool and ious substantial playing fields for games, cricket and football.