Ainslie (ACT 2602) Suburb Information
Suburb History
Name
The suburb is named after James Ainslie, the first overseer of Duntroon Station in Canberra. After being wounded at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, Ainslie came to Australia and was employed by Robert Campbell to "drove a mob of sheep south from Bathurst until he found suitable land". James Ainslie chose the Limestone Plains (the Canberra district) about 1825. Ainslie was overseer for ten years before returning to Scotland.
Street Naming Theme
Street names in Ainslie are named after pioneers and legislators.
Sales History for Ainslie (ACT 2602)
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Median Sales Prices for Ainslie (ACT 2602)
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Streets in Ainslie (ACT 2602)
- Dibbs Street
- Donaldson Street
- Drake Street
- Duffy Street
- Dutton Street
- Ebden Street
- Edgar Street
- Elder Street
- Fairbridge Crescent
- Farrer Street
- Fisher Street
- Foveaux Street
- Gillen Street
- Girrahween Street
- Gow Street
- Grimes Street
- Hannan Crescent
- Hannan Place
- Hargraves Crescent
- Hassall Street
- Hawdon Street
- Hayley Street
- Henty Street
- Herbert Crescent
- Higgins Crescent
- Hobson Place
- Hoddle Gardens
- Howe Crescent
- Ipima Street
- Kellaway Street
- Lalor Street
- Lang Street
- Leslie Street
- Lewis Street
- Limestone Avenue
- Lister Crescent
- Madigan Street
- Majura Avenue
- McColl Street
- O'Connell Street
- Officer Crescent
- Officer Place
- Paterson Street
- Phillip Avenue
- Piper Street
- Quick Street
- Raymond Place
- Raymond Street
- Rutherford Crescent
- Salomons Place
- Sherbrooke Street
- Shortland Crescent
- Stephen Street
- Stott Street
- Suttor Street
- Toms Crescent
- Torrens Street
- Tyson Street
- Wakefield Avenue
- Wakefield Gardens
- Whitton Close
- Winnecke Street
- Wolseley Drive