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There are nine main villages in the Macedon Ranges and several smaller townships, including Darraweit Guim, Tylden, Clarkefield, Monegeetta, Kerrie, Chintin, Bolinda, Bylands, Goldie, Rochford, Cobaw, Newham, Carlsruhe, Pipers Creek, Pastoria, Benloch, Baynton and Sidonia.
Population, key features and facilities of Gisborne - the largest town in the Macedon Ranges.
Population, key features and facilities of Lancefield, a pastoral working town with a thriving arts and antiques scene and a famous monthly farmer’s market.
Population, key features and facilities of Kyneton, a historic goldrush town found to the north of the Macedon Ranges.
Population, key features and facilities of Macedon, a quiet country village to the south of Mount Macedon.
Population, key features and facilities of Malmsbury, a quiet village north of the Macedon Ranges with a local arts scene and beautiful botanic gardens.
Population, key features and facilities of Mount Macedon, a rural mountain village famous for its grand gardens and artistic community.
Population, key features and facilities of Riddells Creek, a rural village to the south-east with historic buildings and a relaxed country lifestyle.
Population, key features and facilities of Romsey, a historic township known for its streetscape, wineries and country hospitality.
Population, key features and facilities of Woodend, a thriving country village community close to the famous Hanging Rock.