Parkes
Parkes is located in District of Canberra Central. About 5 people live here (as of 2016). Between 2016 and 2021, the population fell from 5 to 0. Parkes has around 354 streets. The region was founded in the year 1928. The postal codes are 2600. The name goes back to Henry Parkes (Australian statesman and politician) Parkes is suburb of Canberra, Australia. Among other things, Parkes has public transport, restaurants, cafés, attractions and museums.
Parkes – Facts
| Inhabitants | 5 |
|---|---|
| Named after | Henry Parkes |
| Inception | 1928 |
| Located in | Australian Capital Territory |
| Postal code | 2600 |
| Country | Australia |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
Roads in Parkes
Roads
Kings Avenue
Cafe Constitution
Parkes WayAnzac Parade Lookout
Commonwealth AvenueRegatta Point Commonwealth Av, Commonwealth Avenue opposite Albert Hall
LBGEarthwork, Kangaroos, Pioneer Women of Australia, Sybil Howy Irving, Australians of the Year Walk, The Griff Coffee Bar, Seated Lady, Virginia, The Jetty Cafe, The Jetty, King's Avenue Bridge Lookout, Dance of the Secateurs, Margot, Angel of the North, Cones, Penelope, Orangutan Foot, Fog Sculpture, Heads from the North, Hill Arches, Steel, Temple Gate, Pukumani tutini [funerary posts], Domestic Turf, On the beach again, The Rond Terraces
Albert Street
King Edward TerraceKing Edward Terrace National Library, King Edward Tce National Library, King Edward Terrace after Bowen Drive, The Treasury Building King Edward Tce, King Edward Terrace Treasury Building, King Edward Terrace before Bowen Drive
Bowen Drive
Federation Mall
Langton CrescentLangton Crescent Treasury NIU, Langton Crescent before King Edward Terrace
Parkes PlaceParkes Place John Gorton Building, Parkes Place National Rose Gardens, Parkes Pl John Gorton, Parkes Pl National Rose Gdns, Burghers of Calais, The Mountain, Diamonds, Head, The Street Cafe, Chambers Cafe, Number 751, Sculpture Garden
Macquarie Street
Walpole Crescent
Kalma Way
Wendouree DriveCurio Press Espresso Bar, The Ram Paddock
John Gordon Walk
Coranderrk Street
Commonwealth Avenue Offramp
C8
Barrine Drive
Flynn Drive
Newlands Street
Queen Victoria TerraceJohn Curtin and Ben Chifley,, Queen Victoria Terrace East Block Government Offices, Queen Victoria Terrace Tennis Courts
King George TerraceMuseum of Australian Democracy, Aboriginal Tent Embassy
Enid Lyons StreetRock Xylophone, Smooth Sailing, Mega Bites Cafe
Bowen PlaceWithin Without
RG Menzies WalkRobert Menzies, Australian Citizenship Affirmation, Regatta Point Lookout, Paddle boat, Gallipoli Reach
Queen Elizabeth TerraceCanberra Contemporary Arts Space, Waters Edge Restaurant
Commonwealth Onramp
Anzac Parade
Parliament Drive
Centenary of Women’s Suffrage
State Circle
Parkes Place WestSound Pillar, Fire and Water, Mobius Strip, Szilassi Polyhedron, Two Piece Reclining Figure - No. 9
Mall Road WestThe Astronomer, Einstein, Rock Music
wheelchair accessBookplate, Parkes map
Coronation Drive
Constitution AvenueAnzac Park East Constitution Av, Constitution Av opp CIT Reid, Catbird Cafe, Constitution Av after Anzac Park West, Constitution Av after Russell Dr
Blamey Crescent
Dorothy Tangney PlaceApartment buildings
Body of waters
Buildings
Cafés
Constructions
Gardens
Government buildings
Houses
Industrial areas
Office buildings
Parks
Playgrounds
Residential buildings
Restaurants
Rivers
Roof structures
Sports pitches
Stadiums
Tourist information
Other
Public transport map Parkes Legend | Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
Cycling map Parkes Legend | Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
Walking map Parkes Legend | Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |