Braefield

About Braefield

Braefield is a small locality on the Kamilaroi Highway in the North West Slopes region of New South Wales, situated approximately 7 kilometres south of Quirindi in Liverpool Plains Shire. The area is characterised by the rolling agricultural country of the Liverpool Plains, which is among the most productive farming land in Australia. With a population of around 64 residents, Braefield functions primarily as a roadside community supporting the surrounding farming properties.

The locality is best known to travellers on the Kamilaroi Highway, with a handful of houses fronting the road alongside open farmland. Residents rely on nearby Quirindi for schools, shops, and services. The Liverpool Plains region surrounding Braefield is celebrated for its rich black soil plains, supporting cereal crops and livestock. It's a quintessentially quiet slice of rural New South Wales, where the community is closely tied to the agricultural calendar.

Braefield falls under postcode 2339 and is governed by Liverpool Plains Shire Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Tamworth electorate.

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