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Our East Maitland physiotherapy clinic services patients needing a physio in South Maitland, Horseshoe Bend, Louth Park or Maitland.
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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Maitland, though most come from nearby suburbs such as South Maitland, Horseshoe Bend and Louth Park.
Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in East Maitland.
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East Maitland is a suburb in the City of Maitland, New South Wales and is home to 11,782 residents based on the 2016 census.
The total land area of East Maitland is 15.94 km2. It is bordered by the suburbs of Horseshoe Bend, Lorn, Tenambit, South Maitland, Chisholm, Louth Park, Asthonfield and Metford.
Little information is available about the history of East Maitland, except for the history of its name.
Before the arrival of the Europeans, original inhabitants of the Maitland area were the Wonnarau people. In 1803, Lieutenant-Colonel Paterson named the site of what is now known as Maitland as Schanck’s Forest Plains. However, through the years, the name was somehow lost, and the area became known as Maitland after the government town was proclaimed. The government town is now called East Maitland.
The suburb is home to a large commercial district called Greenhills, where Stockland Green Hills, a major shopping centre, is located. Coles, Woolworths, banks and dozens of stores are found here.
East Maitland is known as a family-oriented suburb with facilities catering to couples with kids. Several schools operate here, which are St. Joseph’s Primary School, East Maitland Primary School, Linuwel School, Maitland High School and Maitland Grossman High School.
For sports facilities, there is the East Maitland Aquatic Centre, which has an outdoor pool, a shaded baby pool, play equipment for kids and areas for picnics. An 18-hole golf course and a bowling facility are located in the of Easts Leisure & Golf Club, which is also in the suburb.
Other outdoor facilities in East Maitland are the Rathluba Playground, Stockade Hill Heritage Park and the East Maitland Playground.
East Maitland has its local railway station, and bus routes are servicing the suburb; so it’s convenient to commute using public transportation.
Hunter Valley Vineyards
A 30-minute drive from East Maitland via the Wollombi Rd will take you to the Hunter Valley Vineyards-- one of Australia’s best-known wine regions. This area is home to more than 120 wineries, gourmet restaurants and spas. It is a popular location to enjoy great wine and delectable food set in a scenic location.
Newcastle Beaches
Also just over 30-minutes drive from the suburb is the Newcastle Beach and Newcastle Point, both well-known for their waves that are excellent for surfing.