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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Adelaide, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Green Fields, Cavan and Pooraka.

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 Mawson Lakes.

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Mawson Lakes is surrounded by suburbs of Green Fields, Parafield Gardens, Dry Creek, Para Hills West, Ingle Farm, Cavan, and Pooraka. The residential suburb located in Adelaide’s northern suburbs falls under the local government area of the City of Salisbury.

Situated 12 kilometres north of the CBD, Mawson Lakes’ central portion is called The Levels. It was previously a non-residential area, having Technology Park Adelaide and the University of South Australia campus. The 2006 Census recorded a population of 5,246 people in Mawson Lakes.

The central shopping precinct, located between Garden Terrace and Main Street, is the central commercial area of Mawson Lakes. It is lined with several smaller restaurants and shops, a hotel, and Woolworths.

History of Mawson Lakes

The suburb is named after Sir Douglas Mawson, an Australian geologist, academic, and Antarctic explorer. Mawson Lakes’ first technology park, Technology Park Adelaide, was established in 1982 by the South Australian government.

Facilities

Mawson Lakes is linked to the main Adelaide thoroughfares of Salisbury Highway, Main North Road, and Port Wakefield Road. One can reach Adelaide’s city centre in 30 minutes by car.

There are numerous bus routes connecting the Central business district to Mawson Lakes, along with Salisbury, Modbury, and Elizabeth.

The suburb offers a dual water supply system that provides recycled water (sourced from the Bolivar Sewage Treatment plant) and drinking water to homes through separate channels. This recycling system helps Mawson Lakes to use about 50% less potable water as compared to other suburbs.

SA Water also performs a comprehensive audit of the homes in the area, ensuring there is no cross-connection between drinking water and recycled water.

Famous Destinations Around Mawson Lakes

The Adelaide Planetarium

This speciality museum in Mawson Lakes is a great family destination, and kids can learn about diverse subjects and even participate in workshops.

Mount Lofty Botanic Garden

One can have a pleasant walk past different species of flora and fauna or simple sit down and relax. Mount Lofty Botanic Garden offers an incredible view of the lake, and the area is especially decked with fascinating colours in autumn.

Adelaide Botanic Garden

This is another beautiful garden located in the heart of the city and is maintained wonderfully with a great diversity of plants.