Wodonga, Victoria, Australia

The main street of Wodonga, Victoria
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Wodonga is a small city in northeastern Victoria, on the border across the Murray River from Albury in New South Wales. It has a population of about 30,000 people (2012 estimate).

Wodonga began as a customs post for the ferry crossing the Murray River from Albury. As traffic increased, the ferry service was eventually replaced by a bridge across the Murry in 1860. Though originally named Wodonga, it was for a while renamed Belvoir before it reverted to its original name. Overshadowed in size and significance by Albury, Wodonga was once called by locals as "Struggle Town".

Wodonga War Memorial
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Today Wodonga has a diverse economy. Among the businesses operating here includes LOGIC, a logistics company, Mars Corporation's pet food factory, a cattle market, an abattoir, and others. The city's railway station is on the Melbourne-Sydney railway line. A new railway line was completed in late 2010 running from Sydney to Melbourne through Wodonga.

Visiting Wodonga

Take the M31 (Hume Freeway) from Melbourne to Wodonga.

Places of Interest in Wodonga

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