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Holbrook (New South Wales)
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Holbrook is a service town on the Hume Highway in Souther [[New South Wales] best known for the decommissioned submarine that stands next to the highway in the centre of the town.
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The Hume Highway between Sydney and Melbourne passes straight through Holbrook, roughly half way between the two. The town is now bypassed yet so it provides, along with Tarcutta, a stopping possibility without taking a leaving the highway, or stopping at highway services.
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The submarine. You walk on it, have a barbecue, or have coffee at cafe next to it. There are some interpretive signs. Admission is free, and is a good alternative stopping place to the bland fast food restaurants or highway services.
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There are two bakeries in town.
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| Routes through Holbrook |
| Sydney ← Gundagai ← | N  S
| → Albury → Melbourne |
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