Street Name	Status	Suburb	Map	Grid	Post-code	Comments
ABATTOIR RD	R	Pyrmont	55	B18/C19	2009	See Bank St.
ABERCROMBIE LA	R	Chippendale	65	F 6	2008	See McAlister La.
ABERCROMBIE LA	C	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	Gazetted in 1975, but present on/near this site at least since the 1840's.
ABERCROMBIE ST	C	Chippendale	65	F 5	2008	Abercrombie Place until 1902. Until about the middle of the 19th century, Robert Cooper had a wall straddling this street and built a row of houses abutting into it in an attempt to curtail its use as a roadway. Possibly named for one of several generations of Abercrombies who were British military men and politicians. (Several other streets in this area commemorate the Napoleonic wars.)
ABERCROMBIE ST	C	Darlington	65	C 8	2008	Abercrombie Place until 1902. Until about the middle of the 19th century, Robert Cooper had a wall straddling this street and built a row of houses abutting into it in an attempt to curtail its use as a roadway. Possibly named for one of several generations of Abercrombies who were British military men and politicians. (Several other streets in this area commemorate the Napoleonic wars.)
ABERCROMBIE ST	C	Redfern	65	E 7	2016	Abercrombie Place until 1902. Until about the middle of the 19th century, Robert Cooper had a wall straddling this street and built a row of houses abutting into it in an attempt to curtail its use as a roadway. Possibly named for one of several generations of Abercrombies who were British military men and politicians. (Several other streets in this area commemorate the Napoleonic wars.)
ADA LA	C	Erskineville	75	B 11	2043
ADA PL	C	Ultimo	55	E 20	2007	Ada La until 1918. William Henry Harris had a daughter Ada.
ADA PL	C	Pyrmont	55	D 19	2009	Now divided into two sections. See also Ultimo
ADA ST	C	Erskineville	75	B 11	2043
ADELAIDE PL	C	Surry Hills	28/66	K5/K6	2010	Harts La. until 1905. Runs off Adelaide St. which was itself known as Adelaide Pl until 1875.
ADELAIDE PL	D	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	See Athlone Pl. Resumed in 1906.
ADELAIDE ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010	Adelaide Pl until 1875. Adelaide was the Queen of William 1V.
ADELAIDE TCE	D	Alexandria	?	?	2015
AGAR ST	D	Millers Point	23/55	G13/G14	2000	See High St.
AGAR STP	C	Millers Point	23	G 14	2000	Also known as Agar Stairs/Agar St Steps.
AGRICULTURE LA	C	Camperdown	471	F 2	2006	Uni of Sydney .
ALBERT LA	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 3	2037
ALBERT PL	R	Surry Hills	28	M 4	2010	See Fitzroy Pl.
ALBERT RD	R	Sydney	26	L 18	2000	See Prince Albert Rd
ALBERT ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 11	2043	Named after Prince Albert.
ALBERT ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 3	2037	Named after Prince Albert.
ALBERT ST	R	Potts Point	29/56	Q19/Q18	2011	See Hughes St.
ALBERT ST	R	Pyrmont	55	C 16	2009	See Lawson St.
ALBERT ST	C	Redfern	65	G 9	2016	Named after Prince Albert.
ALBERT ST	C	Sydney	24	L 14	2000	Constructed c.1845. See also Alfred St. Albert was Queen Victoria's consort.
ALBERTA ST	C	Sydney	28	K 2	2000	Little Macquarie St until 1896.
ALBION AV	C	Paddington	30	N 4	2021	Albion St until 1952.
ALBION LA	R	Paddington	30	N 4	2021	See Selwyn St.
ALBION PL	C	Sydney	25/27	H20/H1	2000	Albion La on some maps.
ALBION ST	C	Surry Hills	28/30	L4/K3/N4	2010	Albion' (White) was a suggested name for Sydney. In Surry Hills, it is associated with Samuel Terry's Albion House, Albion Brewery (1826). Laid out by T. L. Mitchell.
ALBION WY	C	Surry Hills	28	K 4	2010	Albion La until 1938.
ALEXANDER LA	C	Surry Hills	28/66	M5/L5	2010
ALEXANDER ST	C	Alexandria	75	D 11	2015	Named after Alexander, an early leaseholder in the area.
ALEXANDER ST	D	Eveleigh	65	D 10	2043	Named after Alexander, an early leaseholder in the area. Street truncated by Australian Technology Park.
ALEXANDER ST	C	Paddington	30	R 5	2021
ALEXANDER ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010
ALEXANDRA DR	C	Camperdown	64	N 4	2050	New Drive on site of Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital
ALEXANDRA LA	C	Glebe	54	Q 20	2037
ALEXANDRA LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
ALEXANDRA RD	C	Glebe	54	Q 20	2037
ALEXANDRIA ST	D	Alexandria	?	?	2015
ALFRED RD	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 3	2037	Named after Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, who survived assassination in Sydney in 1868.
ALFRED ST	C	Sydney	24/56	J14/K14	2000	A new street built in 1845. Part of Albert St until 1875. Albert was Queen Victoria's consort. Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, visited Sydney, where he acquired hero status in 1868 when shot by a Fenian at a picnic at Clontarf.
ALFRED ST	R	Woolloomooloo	29	P 18	2011	See Best St.
ALFRED ST	D	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	Partly named McCredie St, part renamed Hume St (both which see). Partly sold by Council to CSR in 1906
ALLEN AV	C	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015	Privately owned.
ALLEN LA	C	Alexandria	75	D 11	2015	First named in 1953. Unnamed but included on 1880's maps.
ALLEN LA	C	Glebe	54/64	Q20/R1	2037
ALLEN ST	C	Glebe	54/64	Q20/R1	2037	Earlier Park Rd. Named after George Allen, MLA, the first solicitor admitted to practice in NSW. He was Mayor of the City and builder of Toxteth House, completed in 1831. A section of Allen's estate became part of the site of Harold Park Racecourse.
ALLEN ST	C	Pyrmont	25	E 20	2009	George Wigram Allen was an early landholder at Pyrmont Point.
ALLEN ST	C	Waterloo	75	G 13	2017
ALLUM PL	C	Glebe	65	B 2	2037
ALMA LA	D	Darlington	472	M 8	2006	Uni of Sydney.
ALMA ST	R	Darlington	472	M 8	2006	Uni of Sydney. Named after a famous Crimean battle. See Maze Crst.
ALMA ST	D	Pyrmont	25	G 18	2009	Named after a famous Crimean battle. Alma St East and Alma St West intersected Edward St. Resumed for wharf use in 1896.
AMELIA ST	C	Waterloo	76	L 12	2017
AMOS LA	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 19	2011
AMY LA	C	Erskineville	74	R 13	2043	Privately owned.
AMY ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 14	2043
ANDERSON ST	C	Alexandria	75	E 11	2015
ANGEL LA	C	Newtown	74	Q 11	2042
ANGEL PL	C	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	In part Terry Pl. until end of 19th C. then Martin La. until 1926 (section off George St). Section off Pitt St earlier called Morts Passage. Angel House built here still retains facade to Ash St.
ANGEL ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 12	2042
ANGUS AV	D	Moore Park	479	C 7	2021	Ran off Park Rd. Now underneath Multi Level Car Park.
ANN ST	R	Darlinghurst	29	N 20	2010	See St. Peters St.
ANN ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	One of the original streets of the Fosterville Estate subdivision of 1843.
ANN ST	R	Ultimo	27	E 3	2007	See Mary Ann St.
ANNS PL	D	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010	Similar location to Miles St. Possibly also known as Little Devonshire St.
ANTIAS AV	C	Pyrmont	55	B 17	2009	A new street.
ANVIL PL	D	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	See Harrington La.
ANZAC AV	R	Woolloomooloo	26	L19	2011	A new road named in 1916. See Haig Av.
ANZAC PDE	C	Centennial Park	76	P 11	2021	Earlier called Randwick Rd. Named after the ANZAC's in 1917 during the first world war.
ANZAC PDE	C	Moore Park	66	N6-P10	2021	Earlier called Randwick Rd. Named after the ANZAC's in 1917 during the first world war.
ARBITRATION ST	D	Sydney	24	K 14	2000	Ran at right angles from Alfred St South to Reiby Pl.
ARCADIA LA	C	Glebe	64	Q 2	2037
ARCADIA RD	C	Glebe	64	Q 1	2037
ARDEN LA	C	Glebe	64	R 1	2037	George Miller built Forsyth Cottage C1837. From 1863 it was renamed 'Arden'. It was eventually acquired by the Church of England as a Rescue Home (1919). Demolished in 1971.
ARGYLE LA	C	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	First named in 1923.
ARGYLE PL	C	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	Argyle Pl Reserve until 1933, Argyle Pl Park until 1977.
ARGYLE ST	C	Millers Point	23	H 13	2000	Named by Gov. Macquarie in 1810 after his native country. The street was in two parts until a ridge between The Rocks and Millers Point was cut through in the 1840's. (Argyle Cut).
ARGYLE ST	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000
ARGYLE STRS	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000
ARNOLD LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010	Phillip La until 1905.
ARNOLD Pl	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 3	2010	Riley Pl until 1905
ART GALLERY RD	C	Sydney	26/56	M18/L18	2000	Named in 1950.
ARTHUR LA	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010
ARTHUR PL	D	Darlinghurst	?	?	2010
ARTHUR ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 3	2037
ARTHUR ST	C	Redfern	66	K 7	2016
ARTHUR ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	L5/M6	2010	Church St until 1875. Probably after Sir George Arthur 1784-1854 Lt Gov of Van Diemans Land 1824-1836. ADB. (see Collins St).
ARUNDEL ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	R 5	2037	Originally ran between Derwent St to Seamer St Glebe and spelt Arundle (Terrace). After 1888 extended to Larkin St, Forest Lodge absorbing  Parramatta Old Rd.
ARUNDEL ST	C	Glebe	65	B 4	2037	Originally ran between Derwent St to Seamer St Glebe. After 1888 extended to Larkin St, Forest Lodge, taking in Old Parramatta Rd.
ARUNDLE TCE	R	Glebe	65	B 4	2037	Originally ran between Derwent St to Seamer St Glebe. After 1888 extended to Larkin St, Forest Lodge, taking in Old Parramatta Rd.
ASCOT AV	C	Zetland	76	L 15	2017	Part of British Leyland Subdivision.
ASH ST	C	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	Privately owned. Previously Chisholm La. Formed in 1886.
ASHMORE ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 13	2043
ASQUITH AV	C	Rosebery	76	J 20	2018	Named after Herbert Henry Asquith, (1852-1928) Earl of Oxford and Asquith. British statesman. Prime Minister and First Lord of Treasury 1908-16. He was raised to the Peerage in 1925.
ATHERDEN ST	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	Union St until 1875. Also known as Atherton St. Formed from subdivision of Robert Campbell's land in the early 1840s. George Atherden was a local property owner.
ATHLONE LA	D	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	Earlier, Adelaide Pl. Resumed in 1906.
ATHLONE PL	D	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	Resumed in 1906. The Athlone Place Resumption was the first systematic 'slum clearance' undertaken by the Council. It removed about 400 buildings and a maze of tiny lanes which had developed around the original mid 19th C Athlone Pl, May's Pl and Brisbane St. all of which ran off Parramatta St (Broadway). Athlone is an Irish town name.
AUGUSTA LA	R	Darlington	65	D 8	2008	See Wilson La.
AURORA PL	C	Eveleigh	65	C 10	2043
AUSTIN GV	C	Zetland	76	K 13	2017	Named after the British car. Part of British Leyland subdivision.
AUSTIN LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010	Unnamed until 1979.
AUSTRALIA SQ	C	Sydney	56	J 16	2000
AVENUE LA	C	Glebe	54/64	Q20/Q1	2037
AVENUE RD	C	Glebe	54/64	Q20/Q1	2037
AVON LA	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037	Privately owned Avon La to Avon St.
AVON ST	R	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015	Was between Monks La and Newton St. Became part of Henderson La.
AVON ST	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037	Named after Avon House, built by George Miller in 1837/8 on 4.5 acres. It was a large property with stables, conservatory, croquet lawn, rose garden etc. Called Central Cross Rd on 1840's map. Listed as Avon St from 1859. Southern end renamed Lower Avon St.
AVONA AV	C	Glebe	54	R 20	2037	Named after Avon House, built by George Miller in 1837/8 on 4.5 acres. It was a large property with stables, conservatory, croquet lawn, rose garden etc. Called Central Cross Rd on 1840's map.
AYLESBURY ST	C	Newtown	64	R 8	2042	On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844.
AZELLA LA	R	Erskineville	75	A 12	2043	See Malcolm La.
BACK ROW EAST	R	Sydney	26	K 16	2000	See Phillip St.
BACK ROW WEST	R	Sydney	25/27	H16/H19/H1	2000	See Kent St.
BADHAM ST	R	Centennial Park	76	Q 11	2021	See Dibbs St. One of the eight original streets.
BADHAM ST	C	Woolloomooloo	26/29	M19/N19	2011
BAKEHOUSE PL	C	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000
BAKERS LA	C	Forest Lodge	64	R 4	2037	Privately owned.
BALACLAVA LA	C	Alexandria	75	F 13	2015	Named after a famous Crimean battle.
BALDWIN ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 11	2043	Named after Mayor John Baldwin.
BALFOUR ST	C	Chippendale	27	F4	2008	Originally in 3 sections. 1. North-Broadway to Wellington St. This section, named Charles St, renamed Balfour in 1875. Now within Carlton Brewery precinct.                                                         2. Centre-Wellington to Meagher. This section was called Waterloo Pl until 1905. Between 1905 and 1926 it was Milford St.                                                                                                  3. South-Meagher to Cleveland. Called Dale St until 1926. After 1926 all sections named Balfour St (RC 31.8.1926). Balfour was the original surname of Mary Goold, wife of Stephen Goold, Mayor in 1875. A nearby street was renamed Goold St at the same time, so perhaps Balfour St recognised the Mayor's wife. 'Waterloo' as in the Battle of, 1815.
BALTIC LA	D	Sydney	55	H 20	2000	Was on the west side of Day St, near the Pyrmont Bridge. In the 19th C there was a Baltic Wharf there, involved in the Timber trade. Named in 1931.
BANK ST	R	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037	See Foss St and Dann St.
BANK ST	C	Pyrmont	55	B18/C19	2009	Originally known as Abattoir Rd between Glebe Island Bridge and Miller St, and as Gipps Cres between Miller St and Jones. Both renamed Bank St in 1905. Part became Bowman St in 1933. Sydney's abattoirs were on Glebe Island from 1860 until 1917. Gipps (1791-1847) was Governor of NSW 1838-1846. ADB.
BANKS ST	R	Chippendale	65	F 6	2008	See Meagher St.
BANNERMAN CR	C	Rosebery	76	K 20	2018	Named after Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman (1836-1908). He was the first British Prime Minister to be given official use of the title 'Prime Minister'. Leader from 1906, Ill health forced his resignation and he died in 1908.
BANNISTER LA	R	Ultimo	27	E1	2007	See Henry Av.
BAPTIST LA	C	Redfern	66	K 10	2016
BAPTIST ST	C	Redfern	66	L 10	2016	Named after John Baptist, who was born in Portugal. On arrival in 1829 he originally set up as a butcher, then  took up 40 acres in the area. From its beginnings as a vegetable garden, it expanded into ornamental trees, shrubs, fruit trees and seeds. The gardens were originally opened to the public on a Sunday afternoon and were reputed to be one of the finest in Sydney.
BARCOM AV	C	Darlinghurst	30	N3/P2/Q1	2010	Great Barcom St to 1905. The numerous forms of street names involving Barcom in this area commemorate Barcom Glen, residence of Thomas West, who milled flour on nearby Lacrozier Creek.
BARCOM LA	R	Darlinghurst	30	P 3	2010	See Lacrozia La.
BARCOM PL	D	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010	Clements Tce until 1905.
BARFF RD	C	Camperdown	65	C 5	2050	Between Sydney Uni & Victoria Park
BARKER ST	D	Sydney	27	G 1	2000	Now within the Darling Harbour precinct, near Tumbalong Park. Thomas Barker, miller, 1799-1875. arrived 1813, employed by John Dickson. ADB (see also Dixon St)
BARLOW LA	R	Sydney	27	H 1	2000	See Eager La.
BARLOW ST	C	Haymarket	27	H 3	2000	Gipps St until 1875, then Gipps St West until 1905. George Gipps was the Governor of NSW, 1838-46. Thomas Hughes Barlow was an Alderman 1898-1918.
BARNCLEUTH LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 20	2011
BARNCLEUTH SQ	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 19	2011	Named after Barncleuth House on the original McLeay Estate, built for David Jones, merchant and ship owner.
BARNETT LA	C	Darlinghurst	26	M 20	2010
BARODA LA	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 19	2011
BARODA ST	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 19	2011
BARON PARK RD	C	Alexandria	74	Q 17	2044
BARR ST	C	Camperdown	64	Q 5	2050
BARRACK LA	C	Sydney	25	H 17	2000	Between Wynyard St and Barrack St. Privately owned.
BARRACK ROW	R	Sydney	25	H16-19	2000	See York St.
BARRACK ST	C	Sydney	25	H 17	2000	Led to the Military Barracks at Wynyard.
BARTLETT LA	C	Paddington	30	P 5	2021
BARTLEY LA	C	Chippendale	65	F 6	2008
BARTLEY ST	C	Chippendale	65	F 6	2008	Reginald Bartley, Lord Mayor 1943-44, 1946-48.
BARTON ST	D	Sydney	24	K 14	2000	Queens St until 1905. Edmund Barton, lawyer, Prime Minister 1901-1903.
BATES LA	D	Sydney	?	?	2000	Laneway of eastern side of Sussex St, resumed by Sydney Harbour Trust. Exact site not established.
BATHURST ST	C	Sydney	25/26	H20/J20	2000	Henry, 3rd Earl of Bathurst (1762-1834), Secretary for War and the colonies 1812-27.
BATMAN LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	Beaufort La until 1905. Unnamed 'back entrance' on Fosterville Estate Subdivision, 1843.
BAY LA	C	Ultimo	27	E3	2007	Constructed after the Athlone Place Resumptions, 1906. Originally it extended to Kelly St. Like most of the streets here it covers ground originally within Blackwattle Swamp (Bay).
BAY ST	R	Pyrmont	55	D 16	2009	See Bayview St.
BAY ST	C	Ultimo	65	D 3	2007	Runs to Blackwattle Bay.
BAY ST	R	Woolloomooloo	29	N 18	2011	See Harmer St.
BAY ST	C	Glebe	65	D3-4	2037	On 1861 Strangers Map. Originally ran down to Blackwattle Bay which has since been filled in and now forms part of Wentworth Park.
BAYSWATER AV	C	Rushcutters Bay	29	Q 20	2011	Privately owned. Earlier known as Eaton Av. after a local mansion of that name.
BAYSWATER RD	C	Darlinghurst	30/67	R1/A1	2010
BAYSWATER RD	C	Rushcutters Bay	30	R 1	2011
BAYSWATER RD	C	Kings Cross	29	Q 20	2011
BAYVIEW ST	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037
BAYVIEW ST	C	Pyrmont	55	D 16	2009	Bay St until 1875.
BEACONSFIELD LA	C	Alexandria	75	F18	2015
BEACONSFIELD LA	C	Beaconsfield	75	G 18	2015
BEACONSFIELD ST	C	Alexandria	75	F 17	2015	Named after Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield. This is a boundary of the Beaconsfield Estate of 1884 which was advertised as the "Working Man's Model Township"
BEACONSFIELD ST	C	Beaconsfield	75	F 17	2015	Name after Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield.
BEATTIE LA	C	Surry Hills	28	J  5	2010
BEAUCHAMP LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K2/K3	2010	Although unnamed, this appeared on the Fosterville Estate Subdivision of 1843 as 'back entrance'.
BEAUFORT AV	R	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010	See Richards Av.
BEAUFORT LA	R	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010	See Richards La.
BEAUFORT ST	R	Surry Hills	28	K 4	2010	See Commonwealth La.
BEAUFORT ST	D	Surry Hills	66	K 6	2010	Removed in Devonshire St Housing Scheme 1950's.
BEAUMONT LA	D	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	Bowman La until 1903. resumed 1914 (see Wiley St).
BEAUMONT ST	C	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	Bowman St until 1903. Street layout altered from 1914. The current Beaumont St incorporates Harkness La (see Wiley St).
BEAUMONT ST	C	Waterloo	66/76	J10/J11	2017
BEDFORD ST	C	Surry Hills	66	J 6	2010
BELL LA	C	Glebe	64	R 1	2037
BELL ROW	R	Sydney	26	K 16	2000	See Bligh St.
BELL ST	C	Glebe	64	Q 2	2037	Named after Captain William Bell. His wife was a niece of George Allen.
BELL ST	R	Sydney	26	K 17	2000	See Bligh St. and Hunter St.
BELLEVUE LA	C	Glebe	65	C 1	2037
BELLEVUE LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K 4	2010
BELLEVUE ST	C	Glebe	65	C 1	2037	Spelt Belle Vue on some early maps.
BELLEVUE ST	D	Redfern	66	M 10	2016	Was located off Crescent St.
BELLEVUE ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 4	2010
BELMONT LA	C	Alexandria	75	B 14	2015
BELMONT ST	C	Alexandria	75	B14/D12	2015	Earlier called Jesson St.
BELMORE LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K 4	2010
BELMORE RD	G	Sydney	28	J 3	2000	Obliterated by Central Railway. As the road to the Devonshire St cemetery, it was referred to colloquially as Dead Man's Rd.
BELMORE ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 4	2010	Earl of Belmore, Governor of NSW 1868-72.
BELMORE ST	R	Sydney	27	G 2	2000	See Lackey St.
BELVOIR ST	C	Surry Hills	66	J6/K6	2010	Extended through the Goodlett's pottery site to join Landsdowne St after 1916.
BENNETT PL	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010	Part of Bennett St until 1905.
BENNETT ST	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042	Named after Samuel Bennett, a compositor by trade who started the "Evening News" in 1867 and compiled a "History of Australian Discovery".
BENNETT ST	C	Surry Hills	28/30	M5/N5	2010	In the first city assessment of 1845, Henry Bennett owned many houses in Surry Hills. So did Edward Bennett.
BENT AV	C	Moore Park	479	C 5	2021	Section from John Hargreaves Avenue to Bent St previously called Suttor Avenue.
BENT ST	C	Moore Park	479	C 6	2021	A new street. The original Bent St circled the main arena from Presidents Avenue (John Hargreaves Avenue) to Suttor Avenue.
BENT ST	D	Moore Park	479	C-D 5-7	2021	The original Bent St circled the main arena from Presidents Avenue (John Hargreaves Avenue) to Suttor Avenue.
BENT ST	C	Paddington	67	A 6	2021
BENT ST	C	Sydney	24/26	K15/K16	2000	Earlier called Spring Row. Named by Macquarie in 1810. Possibly because it is. Or for Ellis Bent (1783-1815), Deputy Judge Advocate, 1809-1815. ADB. (See also Spring St).
BERT BAILEY ST	C	Moore Park	479	D 3	2021	Northern section to Mackenzie St (Chips Raffety Avenue) earlier called Illawarra Avenue. Southern section earlier called Paterson St. One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
BERWICK LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 1	2010
BEST ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 18	2011	Alfred St until 1875. This street has not been in continuous existence and in its current form is a walkway only.
BETHEL ST	D	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	See Bethel Stairs.
BETHEL STRS	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	This street was replaced with stairs in 1907. Named for its proximity to the Mariners Church, known colloquially as 'The Bethel'. The Bethel Seaman's Union was established in London in 1819, Sydney Branch 1822.
BETTINGTON ST	C	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	Named for J. B. Bettington, an early wharf owner in Millers Point.
BIJOU LA	C	Haymarket	27	G 4	2000	Named in 1917.
BILLYARD AV	C	Elizabeth Bay	29/56/57	R18/R17/A18	2011	Possibly named for W. W. Billyard, miller and manufacturer.
BINNING LA	C	Erskineville	75	A 12	2043
BINNING ST	C	Erskineville	75	B 12	2043
BIRMINGHAM ST	C	Alexandria	75	E 20	2015
BIRTLEY PL	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 19	2011	Birtley' was built in Elizabeth Rd in 1866, for the Street family.
BLACKBURN CCT	C	Camperdown	471	F 6	2006	Uni of Sydney. Sir Charles Bickerton Blackburn was a Fellow of the Senate from 1919 to 1964 and Chancellor from 1941 until 1964.
BLACKBURN ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	John St until 1875.
BLACKFRIARS LA	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	Part of Blackfriars Estate Subdivision 1879.
BLACKFRIARS PL	C	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Ludgate La until 1916.
BLACKFRIARS ST	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	Part of Blackfriars Estate Subdivision, 1879. Named for its proximity to St. Benedicts School.
BLACKMORE LA	C	Redfern	66	K 10	2016
BLACKWATTLE LA	C	Ultimo	27	E3/E4	2007	Until the Athlone Place Resumption and rebuilding in 1906, this was more a sewer than a lane.
BLACKWATTLE PL	C	Sydney	25	G 19	2000
BLAND ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 18	2011	William Bland (1789-1868), convict, medical man and politician. ADB.
BLIGH ST	R	Camperdown	64/65	R8/A8	2050	Named after Gov. Bligh.  On Camperdown Estate subdivision 1844. Renamed St. Paul's Rd in 1913 and renamed again when Sydney University installed its memorial carillon in the 1920's.
BLIGH ST	R	Newtown	64/65	Q8/A8	2042	Named after Gov. Bligh.  On Camperdown Estate subdivision 1844. Renamed St. Paul's Rd in 1913 and renamed again when Sydney University installed its memorial carillon in the 1920's.
BLIGH ST	C	Sydney	26	K 16	2000	Bell Row, renamed by Macquarie in 1810. also known as Bell St, Spring Row or Little Chapel Row prior to 1810. William Bligh (1754-1817), Governor of NSW, 1806-8. ADB
BLOOMFIELD LA	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
BLOOMFIELD ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
BLUE ANCHOR LA	C	Sydney	24	J 14	2000	Privately owned at present.
BOND ST	C	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	Hutchinson St from c.1860 when it was first built, until 1872.
BOOMERANG AV	D	Moore Park	479	E 6	2021	Was off original Bent St towards Cook Rd.
BOOMERANG PL	C	Woolloomooloo	26	L 20	2011	Named after Boomerang St. See Boomerang St Sydney.
BOOMERANG ST	D	Sydney	26	L 19	2000	The street started on the corner of Cathedral and College Sts and continued to William St. It was bent like a boomerang, but its early naming and the naming of Womerah St. Darlinghurst suggests that this may have been in recognition of the aborigines whom Macquarie encouraged to remain in this area by creating a reserve of part of Woolloomooloo. Now subhumed in Cook and Phillip Park.
BOOTH ST	C	Annandale	64	N 4	2038
BOOTH ST	C	Camperdown	64	N 4	2050
BORONIA LA	C	Redfern	66	L 8	2016
BORONIA ST	C	Redfern	66	K 8	2016	Named to commemorate the site of John Baptists garden.
BOSSLEY TCE	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 19	2011	Privately owned.
BOTANY LA	C	Alexandria	75	F 11	2015
BOTANY RD	C	Alexandria	65/75	F10/F11	2015	Named by Governor Macquarie as the main road to Botany Bay. It was constructed to access the water powered flour mill constructed by William Hutchinson, Daniel Cooper and others in Waterloo about 1818.
BOTANY RD	C	Beaconsfield	75	G 17	2015	Named by Governor Macquarie as the main road to Botany Bay. It was constructed to access the water powered flour mill constructed by William Hutchinson, Daniel Cooper and others in Waterloo about 1818.
BOTANY RD	R	Chippendale	65	F6/G6	2008	See Regent St.
BOTANY RD	C	Rosebery	75	G17	2018	Named by Governor Macquarie as the main road to Botany Bay. It was constructed to access the water powered flour mill constructed by William Hutchinson, Daniel Cooper and others in Waterloo about 1818.
BOTANY RD	C	Waterloo	65/75	F10/F11	2017	Named by Governor Macquarie as the main road to Botany Bay. It was constructed to access the water powered flour mill constructed by William Hutchinson, Daniel Cooper and others in Waterloo about 1818.
BOTANY RD	C	Zetland	75	G 15	2017	Named by Governor Macquarie as the main road to Botany Bay. It was constructed to access the water powered flour mill constructed by William Hutchinson, Daniel Cooper and others in Waterloo about 1818.
BOTANY ST	R	Redfern	65	G 9	2016	See Cope St.
BOTANY ST	R	Waterloo	65	F 10	2017	See Cope St.
BOULTON PL	C	Redfern	66	M 8	2016
BOUNDARY LA	C	Darlington	472	K 10	2006	Uni of Sydney. Originally ran between Codrington St and Golden Grove St. Now truncated.
BOUNDARY ST	C	Alexandria	65	E 9	2015	The boundary between Alexandria and Redfern.
BOUNDARY ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P3/R2	2010	This follows the line of La Crozia Creek, which drained into Rushcutters Bay and formed part of the original boundary of the City of Sydney.
BOUNDARY ST	C	Darlington	65	D 7	2008	Unnamed in the 1880's.
BOUNDARY ST	R	Eveleigh	65	D 10	2043	See Locomotive St.
BOUNDARY ST	C	Redfern	65	E 9	2016	Boundary between Redfern and Alexandria.
BOURKE LA	R	Darlinghurst	29	N 20	2010	See Wisdom La.
BOURKE LA	C	Redfern	66	L 10	2016
BOURKE RD	C	Alexandria	75	B20/E16	2015
BOURKE ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 1-2	2010	Sir Richard Bourke, Governor of NSW 1831-38.
BOURKE ST	C	Redfern	66	L 10	2016	Sir Richard Bourke, Governor of NSW 1831-38.
BOURKE ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 4	2010	Sir Richard Bourke, Governor of NSW 1831-38.
BOURKE ST	C	Waterloo	76	J 12	2017	Sir Richard Bourke, Governor of NSW 1831-38.
BOURKE ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N18-20	2011	Sir Richard Bourke, Governor of NSW 1831-38.
BOURKE ST	C	Zetland	75	H 14	2017	Sir Richard Bourke, Governor of NSW 1831-38.
BOWDEN ST	C	Alexandria	75	E 13	2015
BOWMAN LA	D	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	See Beaumont La.
BOWMAN ST	C	Pyrmont	55	B17/C16	2009	This street has become longer with time. Portion from Cross St to Point St (high level) added in 1930, and part of Bank St in 1933. the centre section, from Harris to Jones was sold to the CSR and closed in the early 1980s. As this street is within the Macarthur's Pyrmont land purchase, it probably commemorates James Bowman (1784-1846) surgeon, who married Elizabeth, daughter of John and Elizabeth Macarthur.
BOYCE LA	C	Glebe	64	Q 2	2037
BOYCE ST	C	Glebe	64	Q 2	2037	Named after the Rev. William Binnington Boyce, a good friend of George Allen. He was an accomplished theologian, scholar, philologist and member of the Senate of Sydney University. His eldest daughter Marian, married Sir George Wigram Allen. After the death of his wife Boyce married George Allen's eldest daughter Jane Elizabeth Pitman Allen in 1873.
BRADFIELD HWY	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	Dr. J. J. C. Bradfield, Chief Engineer, Public Works Dept and designer of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The Bradfield Hwy feeds onto the Bridge on the alignment of Prince(s) St. Named for the Prince of Wales by Macquarie in 1810.
BRADFORD ST	C	Alexandria	75	E 20	2015
BRADLEY LA	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 19	2011
BRANDIS ST	D	Moore Park	479	C 6	2021	Was off Park Rd (north).
BRANDLING LA	C	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015
BRANDLING ST	C	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015	Street truncated by Australian Technology Park.
BRANDLING ST	D	Eveleigh	65	C 10	2043	Street truncated by Australian Technology Park.
BRAY LA	C	Erskineville	74	Q 14	2043
BRAY ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 14	2043	Possibly named after 'Bray's Paddock' which was located at the junction of Cooks River Rd and Mitchell St. and subdivided in 1884.
BREMNER ST	D	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	Mary St to 1875. A master mariner, Capt. Bremner was living in the street at the time of the name change.
BRENNAN LA	C	Newtown	64	Q 10	2042
BRENNAN ST	C	Alexandria	75	F 12	2015
BREWERY LA	D	Haymarket	27	G 2	2000	Mill St to 1905. In the vicinity of Victoria Steam Mills, which later became the Castlemain Brewery. Resumed for markets.
BREWERY RD	D	Camperdown	65	F 5	2008	See Kent Rd.
BRICK ST	R	Newtown	64	Q 9	2042	On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844. Later renamed Victoria St which see.
BRICKFIELD PL	C	Sydney	28	J 1	2000
BRIDGE LA	C	Glebe	65	B 1	2037
BRIDGE LA	C	Sydney	24	J 15	2000
BRIDGE RD	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037	See Pyrmont Bridge Rd.
BRIDGE RD	C	Glebe	64/65	R3/A3	2037	See Pyrmont Bridge Rd.
BRIDGE ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 11/12	2043
BRIDGE ST	C	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	Named by Macquarie in 1810. The first Bridge crossed the Tank Stream near the intersection with Pitt St. Originally it terminated at Old Government House (Young St) and the section from Macquarie Pl to this building was called Macquarie Pl also. Bridge St was extended to Macquarie St in 1845.
BRIDGE STRS	C	The Rocks	23	H 13	2000
BRIGGS ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	Named after the Briggs family. Stephen St until 1913.
BRISBANE LA	D	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	See Sutherland La.
BRISBANE LA	C	Waterloo	76	J 11	2017	Earlier called Kellick La.
BRISBANE ST	R	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	See Knox St.
BRISBANE ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K2/L2	2010	Junction St added onto and renamed as part of Brisbane St in 1975. Extended again in 1928 when the Brisbane St Resumptions occurred.
BRISBANE ST	R	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	See Howard St.
BROADWAY	C	Chippendale	27	E4/F5	2008	Lies outside the original tollgate, part of the road to Parramatta. Called Parramatta St until 1877, then George St West. Broadway from Harris to Bay Sts and was formally named in 1934, following resumptions and road widening. Colloquially the term Broadway was in use before this date. In its early stage as Parramatta St it ran closer to Darling Harbour (Cockle Bay), following present day Thomas St, and was re-aligned again in the 1820's.
BROADWAY	C	Glebe	65	E 4	2037	Lies outside the original tollgate, part of the road to Parramatta. Called Parramatta St until 1877, then George St West. Broadway from Harris to Bay Sts and was formally named in 1934, following resumptions and road widening. Colloquially the term Broadway was in use before this date. In its early stage as Parramatta St it ran closer to Darling Harbour (Cockle Bay), following present day Thomas St, and was re-aligned again in the 1820's.
BROADWAY	C	Ultimo	27	E4/F4	2007	Lies outside the original tollgate, part of the road to Parramatta. Called Parramatta St until 1877, then George St West. Broadway from Harris to Bay Sts and was formally named in 1934, following resumptions and road widening. Colloquially the term Broadway was in use before this date. In its early stage as Parramatta St it ran closer to Darling Harbour (Cockle Bay), following present day Thomas St, and was re-aligned again in the 1820's.
BROCKS LA	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042	Named after Alderman George S. Brock.
BRODIE ST	D	Camperdown	64	Q 7	2050	Was between Church St and Missenden Rd.
BRODRICK ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	Dowling St until 1913.
BROOME ST	C	Waterloo	76	M 11	2017
BROUGHAM LA	C	Glebe	65	B 2	2037
BROUGHAM LA	C	Potts Point	29	P 20	2011
BROUGHAM ST	R	Glebe	65	A1/B2	2037	Listed from 1859. Originally ran from Quarry St to Denman St (now St Johns Rd). Quarry St end was renamed Burton St. Centre section renamed Pyrmont Bridge Rd and Denman St end renamed Colbourne Avenue.
BROUGHAM ST	C	Potts Point	29	P 20	2011	Brougham Pl was the residence of Chief Justice Dowling.
BROUGHAM ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 20	2011	Brougham Pl was the residence of Chief Justice Dowling.
BROUGHTON LA	C	Glebe	65	C 3	2037
BROUGHTON LA	R	Sydney	25	H 19	2000	See Mullins St.
BROUGHTON PL	R	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	See Rowe St.
BROUGHTON ST	C	Glebe	65	B1/C3	2037	Named after Bishop William Grant Broughton, the first Church of England Bishop in Australia.
BROUGHTON ST	C	Woolloomooloo	26	M 19	2011	William Grant Broughton (1788-1853),  a clergyman and 'Bishop of Australia' 1836-53. He lived at 'Tusculum'. ADB
BROWN BEAR LA	D	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	See Little Essex St.
BROWN LA	C	Newtown	64	R 9	2042
BROWN ST	C	Alexandria	75	D 11	2015	Named after Robert Brown, an early leaseholder in the area.
BROWN ST	C	Camperdown	64	Q 8	2050	On 1880's map in position of the current Rochester St.
BROWN ST	C	Newtown	64	R 9	2042	Named after Stephen Campbell Brown MLA, who served six terms in Parliament between 1864-1880. Lower section of Brown St from Wilson St to the railway was earlier called Robey St until 1885.
BROWNS PL	C	Darlinghurst	30	Q 1	2010
BRUCE LA	C	Newtown	64	R 10	2042	Named after Alexander Bruce, a well known citizen in Newtown and for many years a resident of Reiby House.
BRUCE ST	C	Waterloo	76	L 12	2017
BRUMBY ST	C	Surry Hills	66	J 6	2010	One of the early mansions of Surry Hills was John Dawson's 'Brumby House', in Elizabeth St.
BRUNSWICK ST	C	Waterloo	66/76	J10/J11	2017
BUCKINGHAM LA	R	Redfern	66	J 8	2016	See Elizabeth La.
BUCKINGHAM ST	C	Surry Hills	28	J 5	2010
BUCKLAND LA	C	Alexandria	75	E 11	2015
BUCKLAND LA	C	Newtown	64	R 9	2042
BUCKLAND ST	C	Alexandria	75	D 11	2015	Earlier ran between Mitchell Rd to Wellington St Waterloo.
BUCKLAND ST	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	When the CSR's refinery land was subdivided as the Blackfriars Estate in 1879, Buckland St appeared on it, named for Thomas Buckland, who had interests in CSR. However, because it followed the line of the original Blackwattle Creek and was frequently flooded it was better known as Stream St until early 20th C.
BUCKLAND ST	R	Waterloo	75	G 11	2017	See Wellington St.
BUCKNELL LA	C	Newtown	64	R 9	2042
BUCKNELL ST	C	Newtown	64	R 9	2042	Named after William Bucknell who was an early settler.
BULLANAMING RD	R	Chippendale	65	D 6	2008	Bulanaming Rd renamed in the 1820's. Section from Bligh St (now Carillon Av) to May St renamed King St Newtown to honour Governor King.                                    Cooks River Rd until the mid 19th C.  Then known either as Cooks River Rd or Newtown Rd until 1902 when it became Newtown Rd.                             In 1907 it was first named City Rd but the name Newtown Rd was still used in the 1920's. The name Cooks River was used to designate the general area as well as the river for many years.
BULLANAMING RD	R	Waterloo	65	G 10	2017	See Cooper St.
BULLANAMING ST	R	Redfern	65	G6-7	2016	See Renwick St.
BULLECOURT LA	C	Ultimo	27	F 1	2007	Privately owned.  Schlinkers La until 1917. During World War 1, on April 12, 1917, an Australian division attacked at Bullecourt, near the Hindenberg Line, in an ill-conceived experiment using tanks. There was enormous loss of life.
BULLETIN PL	C	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	Earlier Bulletin La. The Bulletin established by J. Haynes and J. F. Archibald in 1880, was published from here.
BULWARA LA	R	Ultimo	27	F 2	2007	See Hackett St.
BULWARA RD	C	Pyrmont	25	E 20	2009	Crown St until 1875, then Crown Rd until 1905. Bulwara is an aboriginal work meaning 'high' or 'lofty'. Both the names Crown Rd and Bulwara Rd refer to the fact that the road follows the high ridge of the Pyrmont Peninsula. The name 'Bulwara' was used earlier for the name of the home of John Harris (1838-1911), who was a city alderman for 34 years, and several times Mayor. He presided over hundreds of name changes in the City.
BULWARA RD	C	Ultimo	27	E1-2/F3	2007	Crown St until 1875, then Crown Rd until 1905. Bulwara is an aboriginal work meaning 'high' or 'lofty'. Both the names Crown Rd and Bulwara Rd refer to the fact that the road follows the high ridge of the Pyrmont Peninsula. The name 'Bulwara' was used earlier for the name of the home of John Harris (1838-1911), who was a city alderman for 34 years, and several times Mayor. He presided over hundreds of name changes in the City.
BUNN LA	C	Pyrmont	25	E 19	2009
BUNN ST	C	Pyrmont	25	E 19	2009	Newstead House, built in 1834 was home for Anna Maria Murray, Married to Capt. George Bunn, but widowed as the house was completed. Known as 'Mrs Bunn's Cottage' it was where she wrote 'The Guardian', the first novel written by a woman in Australia. Murray St also commemorates Anna Maria.
BURDEKIN LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010	Burdekin family acquired vast amounts of real estate in Sydney. Marshall Burdekin (1837-86) represented East Sydney in 1867-69. Sydney Burdekin was MLA 1880-94, Alderman 1883-98 and Mayor, 1890-1. ADB
BURGUNDY ST	D	Moore Park	479	C 6	2021	Now underneath the Coach Drop off Zone.
BURLINSON PL	D	Ultimo	27	E 1	2007	Quarry La until 1910. (South of Quarry St). Currently there is a Quarry La north of Quarry St.
BURLINSON ST	C	Ultimo	27	E2	2007	Earlier known as Burlinson La.
BURNELL PL	C	Darlinghurst	30	M 1	2010
BURNETT ST	C	Redfern	65	H 8	2016
BURNS LA	D	Surry Hills	66	L 2	2010	Disappeared in the Brisbane St Resumption, c1912.
BURNS ST	D	Sydney	65	H 2	2000	Darling St until 1875 (used to run off Hay St).
BURRAHORE LA	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 21	2011
BURRAHORE ST	R	Woolloomooloo	29	N 20	2011	Earlier spelt Burraphore St. See Talbot Pl.
BURREN ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 11	2043	Original part from Swanson St to Ashmore St has disappeared. Bridge St now on similar alignment.
BURREN ST	C	Eveleigh	65	A 10	2043	Named after Burrin Farm, so called by Nicholas Devine, ex principal Superintendent of Convicts. The name was taken from family property in County Cavan.
BURREN ST	C	Newtown	65	A 10	2042	Named after Burrin Farm, so called by Nicholas Devine, ex principal Superintendent of Convicts. The name was taken from family property in County Cavan.
BURROWS RD	C	Alexandria	75	A 18	2015
BURROWS RD	C	St. Peters	74	Q 20	2044
BURTON LA	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037
BURTON ST	R	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	See Marsden St.
BURTON ST	C	Darlinghurst	28/30	M2/N2	2010	Sir William Burton (1794-1888), judge. One of a group of legal names in this area. ADB
BURTON ST	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037	Possibly named for William Burton, councillor 1889-93. Previously northern part of Brougham St.
BUSBY LA	C	Woolloomooloo	26	M 19	2011	Riley La until 1905. John Busby (1765-1857), surveyor, built Sydney's first water supply bringing water from the Lachlan Swamps to Hyde Park.
BUTLER STRS	C	Potts Point	29	P 19	2011
BUTLIN AV	C	Darlington	472	K 7	2006	Uni of Sydney. On 1880's map as the part of Codrington St off Newtown Rd. to Old Newtown Rd (now Darlington Rd.) Sydney Butlin was Professor of Economics from 1946 until 1971 and Dean of Economics.
BUTT ST	C	Surry Hills	28	J 5	2010
BYRNE LA	D	Waterloo	65	F 10	2017	In 1880's ran between Botany Rd and Cooper St.
CADIGAL AV	C	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	New St.
CADIGAL LA	C	Camperdown	471	E 7	2006	Uni of Sydney. Named after the original Aboriginal owners.
CAHILL EXP	C	Millers Point	55	H 14	2000	Named in 1958 after John Joseph Cahill, Premier of NSW 1952-59.
CAHILL EXP	C	Sydney	24/26/56	J14/M17/M16	2000	Named in 1958 after John Joseph Cahill, Premier of NSW 1952-59.
CAHILL EXP	C	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	Named in 1958 after John Joseph Cahill, Premier of NSW 1952-59.
CAHILL EXPRESSWAY TUN	C	Sydney	24	L 15	2000
CAINS PL	C	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017	Named after Charles Cains, a stone mason and an early leaseholder in the area.
CALDER LA	C	Darlington	65	N 9	2006
CALDER RD	C	Darlington	65	D 7	2008	James Chisholm, a member of the New South Wales Corps, named his house after his birth place of Calder, near Edinburgh.
CALDWELL ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 1	2010
CAMBRIDGE ST	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	Named by Macquarie in 1810.
CAMDEN AV	D	Erskineville	75	B 11	2043	Privately owned.
CAMDEN LA	C	Pyrmont	25	E 20	2009	Privately owned. 'Camden' was the name of one of the Macarthur rural properties. Macarthur purchased the Pyrmont Estate in 1799.
CAMDEN ST	R	Sydney	26	K 17	2000	See Castlereagh St.
CAMPBELL LA	C	Glebe	65	B 3	2037
CAMPBELL LA	C	St. Peters	74	R 18	2044
CAMPBELL PL	R	Woolloomooloo	25/56	M20/M19	2011	See Kennedy St.
CAMPBELL LA	C	St. Peters	74	R 18	2044
CAMPBELL RD	C	Alexandria	74	R 18	2044	Campbell St until 1958.
CAMPBELL RD	C	St. Peters	74	R 18	2044	Named after Robert Campbell, Sydney's first merchant. Campbell St until 1958.
CAMPBELL ST	R	Camperdown	64	P 7	2050	On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844. See Lucas St.
CAMPBELL ST	R	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010	See Leichhardt St.
CAMPBELL ST	R	Erskineville	74	Q14/R12	2043	See Rochford St.
CAMPBELL ST	C	Glebe	65	B 3	2037
CAMPBELL ST	C	Haymarket	27/28	H2/J2	2000
CAMPBELL ST	C	Newtown	64/65	R8/A8	2042	Named after James Campbell, alderman and Mayor.
CAMPBELL ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	K2/M3/L3	2010	Named by Governor Darling for Robert Campbell, merchant (1769-1846) ADB.
CAMPERDOWN RD	R	Camperdown	64	P 8	2050	On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844. See Church St and Layton St.
CANAL RD	C	St. Peters	74	N 19	2044	Named after Alexandra Canal (Sheas Creek).
CAPT. TENCH ARC	C	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000
CARAHERS LA	C	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	Junction La until 1875. Created in 1830's. Owen Joseph Caraher, who built houses in the lane, was an alderman 1859-71. Hogan and Caraher had a soap making factory in Gloucester St.
CARDIGAN ST	C	Glebe	65	B 1	2037	Named after Lord Cardigan, commander of the Light Brigade, Crimean War 1853-1856. Part from Darling St to Darling La closed in 1951.
CARILLON AV	C	Camperdown	64	R8/Q8	2050	Originally named after Gov. Bligh.  Bligh St on Camperdown Estate subdivision 1844. Renamed St. Paul's Rd in 1913 and renamed again when Sydney University installed its memorial carillon in the 1920's.
CARILLON AV	C	Newtown	64/65	Q8/A8	2042	Originally named after Gov. Bligh.  Bligh St on Camperdown Estate subdivision 1844. Renamed St. Paul's Rd in 1913 and renamed again when Sydney University installed its memorial carillon in the 1920's.
CARLSON ST	R	Glebe	54	Q 20	2037	See Edward St.
CARLTON LA	D	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Privately owned. Named in 1916. Now within the Carlton Brewery. (The name is a coincidence).
CARLTON ST	C	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	To c.1845 known as Parramatta Place or Emigrant Place. By c.1850 called Daltons La. In 1867 known as Carlton St.  Now within the precinct of Carlton Brewery (naming coincidental.)
CAROLINA LA	R	Darlington	472	K 9	2006	Uni of Sydney. See Darlington La.
CAROLINE LA	C	Redfern	65	E 7	2016
CAROLINE ST	C	Redfern	65	E 7	2016	Called after Caroline Chisholm, a one time resident of Calder House, near to Redfern Railway Station.
CARRINGTON RD	D	Moore Park	479	B 5	2021	Ran between Presidents Avenue (John Hargreaves Avenue) and Century Square (Peter Finch Avenue).
CARRINGTON ST	C	Sydney	25/55	H17/H16	2000	In 1887, Wynyard Sq East renamed Carrington St. Baron Carrington was Governor of NSW, 1885-90.
CARRUTHERS PL	C	Sydney	28	J 1	2000	Privately owned. Previously called Carruthers Lane.
CARTMORE LA	C	Surry Hills	66	L 7	2010
CASEY'S LA	D	Camperdown	?	?	2050	In Sands Directory 1869.
CASTLEREAGH LA	C	Redfern	66	J 8	2016
CASTLEREAGH LA	R	Surry Hills	28	J 5	2010	See Chalmers La.
CASTLEREAGH ST	C	Haymarket	28	J 2	2000
CASTLEREAGH ST	R	Redfern	65	H 9	2016	Named in 1842 Redfern Estate Subdivision sale. See Chalmers St.
CASTLEREAGH ST	C	Sydney	26/56/66	J20/K18/J20/K1	2000	Named by Macquarie in 1810. Included Loftus St (Castlereagh St North) until 1881, and Chalmers St until 1905. Previously Chapel Row and Camden St. Viscount Castlereagh, Sec. of State for the Colonies.
CASTLEREAGH ST NORTH	R	Sydney	24	K15	2000	See Loftus St.
CASTLEREAGH ST SOUTH	R	Surry Hills	28	J 5	2010	See Chalmers St.
CATHEDRAL LA	R	Woolloomooloo	29	N 19	2011	Woolloomooloo La until 1905.
CATHEDRAL ST	C	Sydney	26	L 19	2000
CATHEDRAL ST	C	Woolloomooloo	26/29	M19/N19	2011	Woolloomooloo St until 1905, when residents petitioned for more respectability. In 1908, Cathedral La between Forbes and Dowling became an extension of Cathedral St.
CATHERINE ST	C	Glebe	65	A 4	2037	Part of the Bishopthorpe subdivision from 1856. Near the site of Catherine King's early grant known as 'Catherine Farm'.
CECIL PL	R	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	See Dangar Pl.
CENTENNIAL LA	C	Centennial Park	67	A8/A9	2021
CENTRAL AV	C	Eveleigh	65	D 10	2043
CENTRAL CROSS RD	R	Glebe	65	A 1	2037	See Avon St.
CENTRAL ST	C	Sydney	26/28	J20/J1	2000	Union St until 1905.
CENTRE ST	C	Redfern	66	J 7	2016
CENTREPOINT ARC	C	Sydney	26	J 18	2000
CENTURY SQ	R	Moore Park	479	B 6	2021	See Peter Finch Avenue.
CHALDER ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 8	2042	Named after Thomas Chalders, an early settler.
CHALLIS AV	C	Potts Point	29	Q 17	2011	J. H. Challis, property owner in this area. Major benefactor of Sydney University. ADB
CHALMERS LA	C	Surry Hills	28	J 5	2010	Castlereagh La until 1905.
CHALMERS ST	C	Haymarket	28/66	J5/J6	2000
CHALMERS ST	C	Redfern	65	H 9	2016	Previously Castlereagh St. Renamed 1958.
CHALMERS ST	C	Surry Hills	28	J 5	2010	Chalmers St was part of Castlereagh St until 1905. Renaming co-incided with the building of Central Railway which disturbed the continuity of Castlereagh St. Named for Chalmers Church 1856, part of the Synod of Eastern Australia which adhered to the free church principles espoused by Thomas Chalmers of the evangelical revival of the Church of Scotland.
CHAMBERS ARC	C	Sydney	28	J 1	2000
CHAMBERS ST	D	Ultimo	27	E 3	2007	Part of Athlone Place Resumption. Kelly La on similar alignment. It too has disappeared.
CHANDLER AV	C	Chippendale	65	D 5	2008	Off City Rd, parallel to and south of Elim Pl. Known as Coopers Cottages, c1845, University Pl 1867-75, Chandlers Cottages or Chandler Av until 1924.
CHANDLERS COTTAGES	R	Chippendale	65	D 5	2008	See Chandler Av.
CHANGE ALLEY	D	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	Brodsky claimed there was a street of this name running off Pitt St at Circular Quay.
CHAPEL LA	C	Alexandria	65	F 9	2015	Privately owned.
CHAPEL LA	R	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010	See Francis La.
CHAPEL LA	R	Darlinghurst	28	M 1	2010	See Chapel St.
CHAPEL ROW	R	Sydney	26	K17	2000	See Castlereagh St.
CHAPEL ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 1	2010	Chapel La until 1895.
CHAPLIN ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010
CHAPMAN LA	C	Surry Hills	66	N 6	2010
CHAPMAN RD	C	Annandale	54/64	N19/N20/N1	2038	Michael Chapman was three times Mayor of Glebe, an alderman on Sydney Municipal Council and Mayor of Sydney in 1871-2.
CHAPMAN ST	R	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010	See Hargrave St.
CHAPMAN ST	C	Surry Hills	66	N 6	2010	Charles St until 1875. Michael Chapman, Mayor, 1871-72, MLA 1883-5, 89-91.
CHARLES LA	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037
CHARLES MOORE AV	C	Redfern	66	M 10	2016	Earlier a short section off Bourke St called Hill St.
CHARLES ST	R	Chippendale	27	F4	2008	See Balfour St.
CHARLES ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 11	2043
CHARLES ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037	On Briar Bank Estate 1840.
CHARLES ST	C	Redfern	66	M 8	2016
CHARLES ST	R	Surry Hills	66	N 6	2010	See Chapman St.
CHARLES ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 19	2011
CHARLOTTE LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010
CHARLOTTE PL	R	Sydney	23	H 15	2000	See Grosvenor St.
CHARLOTTE SQ	R	Sydney	23	H 16	2000	See Grosvenor St.
CHARLTON WAY	C	Glebe	54	R 20	2037	Officially named in 1953.
CHELSEA ST	C	Redfern	66	M 8	2016
CHESTER LA	C	Zetland	75	H 16	2017	Earlier called Navin La. Called after Chester Estate.
CHESTER ST	D	Annandale	54	N 20	2038	Disappeared into Federal Park.
CHIFLEY ARC	C	Sydney	26/56	K16/K17	2000
CHIFLEY PLZ	C	Sydney	26	K 16	2000
CHIFLEY SQ	C	Sydney	26	K 16	2000	Intersection of Hunter and extension of Elizabeth St named in 1961. Ben Chifley, Prime Minister, 1945-9.
CHIPPEN LA	C	Chippendale	65	G 6	2008
CHIPPEN ST	C	Chippendale	27/65	G5/F6	2008
CHIPPENDALE PL EAST	R	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Named after William Chippendale who received an early grant here. See Queen St.
CHIPPENDALE PL WEST	R	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Named after William Chippendale who received an early grant here. See Little Queen St.
CHIPS RAFFERTY AV	C	Moore Park	479	D 4	2021	Earlier called Mackenzie St. One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
CHISHOLM ST	C	Surry Hills	30	N 3	2010
CHISHOLME LA	D	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	See Ash St.
CHOWNE ST	D	Pyrmont	55	C 16	2009	This was the first of many streets in Pyrmont to be sold to the CSR, in 1893 and 1906. Thomas Chowne was a partner in a shipbuilding firm which acquired land here in 1840.
CHRISTIE LA	D	Glebe	65	D 3	2037
CHRISTIE LA	C	Surry Hills	66	L 7	2010
CHRISTIE ST	D	Glebe	65	D 3	2037	Listed from 1859.  Ran off Water St (later part of Wentworth St) and across Elger (Elder) St.
CHRISTIES LA	C	Zetland	75	H14	2017
CHURCH HILL	R	Sydney	23	H15	2000	See Lang St.
CHURCH LA	C	Darlington	472	N 8	2006	Uni of Sydney. Unnamed on 1880's map.
CHURCH LA	C	Glebe	64	R 1	2037	Earlier extended to take in part of Toxteth La.
CHURCH LA	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
CHURCH PL	C	Paddington	67	B 6	2021	Off Ulster St. Earlier called Church St.
CHURCH ROW	R	The Rocks	23/24	H15/J13	2000	See Cumberland St.
CHURCH ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	Previously called Camperdown Rd. In 1800's Church St extended from Newtown Rd to Pyrmont Bridge Rd. The section between Brown St and Pyrmont Bridge Rd was renamed Layton St in 1913. This section was renamed Church St in 1958, leaving the current Layton St the part remaining between Parramatta Rd and Pyrmont Bridge Rd.
CHURCH ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 8	2042	Previously called Camperdown Rd. In 1800's Church St extended from Newtown Rd to Pyrmont Bridge Rd. The section between Brown St and Pyrmont Bridge Rd was renamed Layton St in 1913. This section was renamed Church St in 1958, leaving the current Layton St the part remaining between Parramatta Rd and Pyrmont Bridge Rd.
CHURCH ST	R	Paddington	67	A 6	2021	Ran from Gordon St to Leinster St East. See George La.
CHURCH ST	C	Paddington	30	N 4	2021	Between South Dowling St and Selwyn St.
CHURCH ST	D	Pyrmont	55	D 17	2009	Named for St Bartholomew's Anglican Church built in 1849, demolished in 1971. The street disappeared from maps by the 1980's.
CHURCH ST	R	Surry Hills	28	L 5	2010	See Arthur St
CHURCH ST	R	Surry Hills	28	M 4	2010	See Floods Pl.
CHURCH ST	R	Sydney	55	H 15	2000	See York/Lang St.
CIRCULAR QUAY	C	The Rocks	56	K 14	2000
CIRCULAR QUAY EAST	C	Sydney	24	L 14	2000	Roadway on eastern side of the Quay so named in 1927.
CIRCULAR QUAY WEST	C	The Rocks	56	J12/J13	2000	Roadway on eastern side of the Quay so named in 1927.
CITY RD	C	Camperdown	65	B7/D6	2050	Princes Hwy between Carillon Ave and Broadway.
CITY RD	C	Chippendale	65	D 6	2008	Bulanaming Rd renamed in the 1820's. Section from Bligh St (now Carillon Av) to May St renamed King St Newtown to honour Governor King.                                    Cooks River Rd until the mid 19th C.  Then known either as Cooks River Rd or Newtown Rd until 1902 when it became Newtown Rd.                             In 1907 it was first named City Rd but the name Newtown Rd was still used in the 1920's. The name Cooks River was used to designate the general area as well as the river for many years.
CITY RD	C	Darlington	65	B 7	2008	Also called Princes Highway.G514
CITYMARK ARC	C	Haymarket	27	H 2	2000
CLAPTON PL	C	Darlinghurst	29/30	N20/N1	2010
CLARA ST	C	Erskineville	75	B 11	2043
CLARE ST	C	Glebe	64	R 3	2037
CLARE ST	C	Surry Hills	28/30	M4/N4	2010
CLARENCE LA	C	Sydney	23/25	H15/H16	2000	Created in 1982, as a condition of redevelopment of the site. A previous Clarence La named in 1888, ran from Crescent St (D) to Margaret St.
CLARENCE ST	C	Sydney	23/25	H15/H16/H18	2000	Known as Middle Soldiers Row until renamed by Macquarie in 1810. Section between Town Hall and Bathurst St named St Andrews Pl in 1914 (since disappeared). The Duke of Clarence became William 1V. St Andrew's Cathedral is built to face this non-existent St, and not George St, as it does currently.
CLARENDON ST	C	Waterloo	66	J 10	2017
CLARET ST	D	Moore Park	479	C 6	2021	Now underneath the Coach Drop off Zone.
CLARKE ST	C	Sydney	28	K 1	2000	Named in 1978.
CLARKSONS MILL WAY	C	Darlinghurst	66	N 2	2010
CLEMENT LA	C	Rushcutters Bay	56	R 20	2011
CLEMENT PL	C	Rushcutters Bay	57	A 20	2011
CLEMENT ST	C	Rushcutters Bay	29	R 20	2011	Mouroot St until 1886.
CLEMENTS TCE	R	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010	See Barcom Pl
CLEVELAND AV	C	Surry Hills	66	L 7	2010
CLEVELAND LA	C	Chippendale	65	D 6	2008	Cleveland Pl until 1905
CLEVELAND Pl	C	Chippendale	65	D 6	2008	See Cleveland La.
CLEVELAND ST	C	Chippendale	65	D 6	2008	This was not a functioning road until the 1840's. Earlier maps mark it as a surveyed 'Government Rd'. Daniel Cooper built Cleveland House in the early 1820's on the original grant to Charles Smith, who established Cleveland Gardens here.
CLEVELAND ST	C	Darlington	65	D 6	2008	This was not a functioning road until the 1840's. Earlier maps mark it as a surveyed 'Government Rd'. Daniel Cooper built Cleveland House in the early 1820's on the original grant to Charles Smith, who established Cleveland Gardens here.
CLEVELAND ST	C	Moore Park	66	N 8	2021	This was not a functioning road until the 1840's. Earlier maps mark it as a surveyed 'Government Rd'. Daniel Cooper built Cleveland House in the early 1820's on the original grant to Charles Smith, who established Cleveland Gardens here.
CLEVELAND ST	C	Redfern	65/66	H7/D6/K7	2016	This was not a functioning road until the 1840's. Earlier maps mark it as a surveyed 'Government Rd'. Daniel Cooper built Cleveland House in the early 1820's on the original grant to Charles Smith, who established Cleveland Gardens here.
CLEVELAND ST	C	Surry Hills	65/66	H7/K7	2010	This was not a functioning road until the 1840's. Earlier maps mark it as a surveyed 'Government Rd'. Daniel Cooper built Cleveland House in the early 1820's on the original grant to Charles Smith, who established Cleveland Gardens here.
CLIFF TCE	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 3	2037	Terrace set high on the cliff now overlooking Harold Park Paceway.
CLIFTON RES	C	Surry Hills	28	M 4	2010	Privately owned.
CLISDELL ST	C	Surry Hills	66	K6	2010	Harts La, which became Wilton Pl in 1905 forms the line of Clisdell St. which appeared about 1910. Widened and realigned in the Devonshire St Housing Scheme 1950's.
CLOSE ST	R	Glebe	65	B 3	2037	In 1870 ran from Norton St to Denman St (St Johns Rd).
CLYDE ST	D	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	Resumed and demolished by the Sydney Harbour Trust early 20th C. Named after the Scottish river; early inhabitants were Scottish stonemasons bought to the colony by J. D. Lang in 1831. Therefore, also known colloquially as "Scotch Row". See Wentworth St for more detail.
CLYDESDALE RD	C	Moore Park	479	D 7	2021	Named after the stables which were used here during the Royal Easter Show.
COCKLE BAY PRM	C	Sydney	25	F 19	2000
CODRINGTON ST	C	Darlington	472	L 9	2006	Uni of Sydney. Named after Sir William Codrington, a Commander in Chief, Crimean War. In the 1880's the St started from City Rd. This section now called Butlin Avenue, which see.
COLBOURNE AV	C	Glebe	65	B 2	2037	Previously part of Brougham St.
COLLEGE LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010	Park La until 1905.
COLLEGE ST	D	Camperdown	64	P 7	2050	See English St. Was between Church St and Missenden Rd.
COLLEGE ST	C	Darlinghurst	26/28	L20/L1	2010
COLLEGE ST	D	Surry Hills	66	K 6	2010	See Pearl St.
COLLEGE ST	C	Sydney	26/28	L20/L1	2000	For Sydney College (now Sydney Grammar) foundation stone 1830.
COLLINS AV	D	Potts Point	56	Q 16	2011	Roadway off Wylde St, westerly, named in honour of Captain J. A. Collins, Commander of HMAS Sydney, 1940. (area occupied by Australian navy).
COLLINS LA	C	Beaconsfield	75	F 17	2015
COLLINS LA	C	Surry Hills	28/66	M5/L6	2010
COLLINS ST	C	Alexandria	75	E 16	2015	Named after Mayor J. J. Collins, Mayor in 1918.
COLLINS ST	C	Beaconsfield	75	G 17	2015	Named after Mayor J. J. Collins, Mayor in 1918.
COLLINS ST	D	Moore Park	479	C 6	2021	Now underneath the Coach Drop off Zone.
COLLINS ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L5/M5	2010	Perhaps named for David Collins (1756-1810) Lt Gov. Van Diemens Land (there is no logical reason for this naming but its proximity to Arthur St. points to this origin as Arthur was also Governor of V. D. L ) ADB
COMMEMORATION AV	R	Moore Park	479	C 4	2021	See Lottie Lyall Avenue.
COMMONWEALTH LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K 4	2010	Macquarie La until 1905. Possibly also known as Beaufort St.
COMMONWEALTH ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K3/K4	2010	Macquarie St South until 1905. Appeared on the original subdivision of the Fosterville Estate in 1843 as Macquarie St.
COMMONWEALTH ST	C	Sydney	28	K 2	2000	Earlier Macquarie St South.
CONCORD LA	C	Erskineville	74	R 14	2043
CONCORD ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 14	2043
CONEILL PL	C	Forest Lodge	64	N 2	2037
CONNOLLY LA	C	Beaconsfield	75	F 16	2015	Named in 1953.
CONSERVATORIUM RD	C	Sydney	24	L 15	2000	Stables built by Francis Greenway for Gov. Macquarie were converted to Conservatorium of Music in 1915. Road named in 1950.
COOK LA	C	Zetland	76	J 14	2017
COOK RD	C	Centennial Park	66/67	R9/A8/A9	2021
COOK RD	C	Moore Park	66/67	R9/A8/A9	2021	One of the eight original streets.
COOK ST	C	Glebe	54	R 20	2037	Named after Walter Albert Cook who bought the Maryville Estate of just over 3.5 acres in 1877. He arranged the Cook subdivision and to provide access he established Cook St.
COOKS LA	C	Newtown	64	Q 9	2042
COOKS RIVER RD	R	Chippendale	65	D 6	2008	Named after Captain James Cook. Bulanaming Rd renamed in the 1820's. Section from Bligh St (now Carillon Av) to May St renamed King St Newtown to honour Governor King.                                    Cooks River Rd until the mid 19th C.  Then known either as Cooks River Rd or Newtown Rd until 1902 when it became Newtown Rd.                             In 1907 it was first named City Rd but the name Newtown Rd was still used in the 1920's. The name Cooks River was used to designate the general area as well as the river for many years.
COOKS RIVER RD	D	Newtown	65	A 8	2042	Named after Captain James Cook. Bulanaming Rd renamed in the 1820's. Section from Bligh St (now Carillon Av) to May St renamed King St Newtown to honour Governor King.                                    Cooks River Rd until the mid 19th C.  Then known either as Cooks River Rd or Newtown Rd until 1902 when it became Newtown Rd.                             In 1907 it was first named City Rd but the name Newtown Rd was still used in the 1920's. The name Cooks River was used to designate the general area as well as the river for many years.
COOPER LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010
COOPER PL	C	Zetland	76	L 14	2017	Named after the British car. Part of British Leyland Subdivision.
COOPER ST	R	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	See Daniels St.
COOPER ST	C	Redfern	66	J 8	2016
COOPER ST	C	Surry Hills	28	J 5	2010	Daniel Cooper (1785-1853) convict, merchant, landholder. ADB
COOPER ST	C	Waterloo	65/75	G10/G11	2017	Named after Daniel Cooper, part owner of the Waterloo Flour Mills after which the suburb was named. The mills had been named for the Battle of Waterloo. Previously called Bullanaming St.
COOPERS COTTAGES	R	Chippendale	65	D 5	2008	See Chandler Av.
COOPERS ROW	R	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	See O'Connor St.
COPE ST	C	Redfern	65	F 10	2016	Called Botany St until the 1970's.
COPE ST	C	Waterloo	65/75	F10/G11	2017	Called Botany St until the 1970's.
COPELAND AV	C	Newtown	64/65	R10/A10	2042	Name after Henry Copeland 1839-1904, MLA for Newtown 1882-1883. He was a member of Parliament for both New England and Newtown and was Minister for Lands for a number of terms.
COPELAND LA	C	Alexandria	75	C 12	2015
COPELAND ST	C	Alexandria	75	C 12	2015	Name after Henry Copeland 1839-1904, MLA for Newtown 1882-1883. He was a member of Parliament for both New England and Newtown and was Minister for Lands for a number of terms.
COPELAND ST	C	Erskineville	75	C 12	2043	Name after Henry Copeland 1839-1904, MLA for Newtown 1882-1883. He was a member of Parliament for both New England and Newtown and was Minister for Lands for a number of terms.
CORBEN ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 4	2010	John St until 1876.
CORFU ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 20	2011	Name reflects the occupancy of Mediterranean fishing community. Named at least by 1850.
CORNWALLIS LA	C	Redfern	65	F 9	2016
CORNWALLIS ST	C	Redfern	65	E 9	2016	1880's map shows alternate name of Moon St.
COTTENHAM ST	C	Glebe	65	B 2	2037	Listed in 1859. See Gottenham St.
COTTER LA	C	Glebe	54	Q 20	2037	The brick 2 storied house to the north west of Cotter La was built by John Henry Cotter, a butcher. The youngest of his sons, Albert Cotter was a renown fast bowler.
COULSON ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 14	2043
COULTON LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010
COUNCIL PL	C	Sydney	25	H 18	2000	Named 1982.
COW LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	Q 2	2010
COWPER LA	C	Glebe	65	C 3	2037
COWPER ST	C	Glebe	65	C 4	2037	Sir Charles Cowper was the son of Archdeacon William Cowper and was a prominent politician. He was from 1826 onwards secretary to the Church and Schools Corporation and purchased land at the first Glebe land auction of 1828.
COWPER WHARF RD	C	Potts Point	29	N 17	2011	Officially named in 1922. Sir Charles Cowper was Premier of NSW at the time Woolloomooloo Bay was reclaimed and a semi-circular wharf built in the 1860's.
COWPER WHARF RD WY	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 17	2011	Officially named in 1922. Sir Charles Cowper was Premier of NSW at the time Woolloomooloo Bay was reclaimed and a semi-circular wharf built in the 1860's.
CRAIGEND LA	D	Darlinghurst	30	Q 1	2010	Named in 1904. Disappeared with construction of the Kings Cross Tunnel.
CRAIGEND PL	D	Darlinghurst	30	Q 1	2010	Little Macleay St until 1914. Disappeared with construction of the Kings Cross Tunnel. 'Craigend' was the name Surveyor General Major Mitchell gave to his residence on land facing the current Kings Cross Rd.
CRAIGEND ST	C	Darlinghurst	30/56	Q1/Q20	2010	Craigend' was the name Surveyor General Major Mitchell gave to his residence on land facing the current Kings Cross Rd.
CRANE PL	C	Sydney	56	J 15	2000	Privately owned.
CRAWFORD PL	C	Surry Hills	28	L 4	2010
CREEK ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 4	2037
CRESCENT LA	R	Forest Lodge	64	P 3	2037	Closed and sold in 1962.
CRESCENT RD	D	Millers Point	23	G 12	2000	See Dalgety Rd.
CRESCENT ST	C	Redfern	66	L 10	2016
CRESCENT ST	D	Sydney	25	G 16	2000	Went from Princes St to Kent St. Obliterated by construction of the Bradfield Hwy.
CRESCENT ST	C	Waterloo	66	L 10	2017
CRESCENT ST NORTH	R	Forest Lodge	64	P2/Q3	2037	See Minogue Crescent.
CRESSY ST	C	Rosebery	75	G 17	2018	Previously Victoria St. Renamed in 1937.
CREWE PL	C	Rosebery	76	J 18	2018	Named after Robert Offley Ashburton Crewe-Milnes, 1(1858-1945) 1st Marquess of Crewe also Earl of Madeley. English statesman and writer. He served in a number of roles, including Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 1892-95, Colonial Sec. 1908-10, Sec of State for India 1910-15 and Lord Privy Seal 1912-15. His second marriage was to Margaret, daughter of the 5th Earl of Rosebery.
CRIBBS LA	R	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	See Cumberland Pl.
CRICK AV	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 18	2011
CROOKS LA	D	Erskineville	74	R 13	2043	Privately owned.
CROSS LA	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 19	2011
CROSS ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037	Listed from 1859.
CROSS ST	C	Pyrmont	55	C 16	2009	Possibly named for its proximity to St Bartholomew's Anglican Church (demolished).
CROWN LA	C	Darlinghurst	26	M 20	2010
CROWN LA	R	Ultimo	27	F 20	2007	See Hackett St.
CROWN RD	R	Millers Point	23/55	G13/G12	2000	See Merriman St and Dibbs St.
CROWN RD	R	Ultimo	27	E1/E2/F3	2007	See Bulwara Rd.
CROWN ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010	One of the principal streets of the Riley Estate subdivision of 1844.
CROWN ST	C	Glebe	65	D 3	2037	On 1861 Strangers Map.
CROWN ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 5	2010
CROWN ST	R	Ultimo	27	E1/E2/F3	2007	See Bulwara Rd.
CROWN ST	C	Woolloomooloo	26	M 20	2011
CRYSTAL ARC	D	Sydney	25	H 20	2000	Privately owned.
CRYSTAL ST	C	Waterloo	76	L 11	2017	Associated with the glass manufacturers Australian Consolidated Industries.
CUMBERLAND PL	C	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	Cribbs La until 1896. George Cribb, local butcher and landholder.
CUMBERLAND ST	C	The Rocks	23/24	H15/J13	2000	Named by Macquarie in 1810. Unofficially known at the time as Church Row. By the turn of the century, it was known as York St. This was formalised by the Council in 1912 when it was named York St North. In 1919, it formerly reverted to Cumberland St, although this wasn't gazetted until 1974.
CUNNINGHAM LA	R	Haymarket	28	J 2	2000	See Cunningham St.
CUNNINGHAM LA	R	Haymarket	28	J 2	2000	See Cunningham St.
CUNNINGHAM ST	C	Haymarket	28	J 2	2000	First known as Durand's Alley, a notorious 'rookery', it was officially Sydney Pl in 1875, when it was renamed Robertson St until 1905, then Cunningham La until 1913.
CURLEWIS ST	D	Alexandria	74	R 17	2015	Now part of Sydney Park.
CURTIN PL	C	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	Little George St until 1966. John Curtin, Prime Minister, 1941-45.
CUSTOM HOUSE LA	C	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	Named for its proximity to the former Customs House.
CUSTOM HOUSE SQ	C	Sydney	24	K 14	2000
CUSTOMS OFFICERS STRS	C	The Rocks	24	K 12	2000
CUTHBERT ST	C	Sydney	25	G 17	2000	A new street on site of original Slip St. which was between original Lime and Day Sts.
DACEY AV	C	Moore Park	76	M 12	2021	Named after the parliamentarian, R. C. Dacey.
DADLEY ST	C	Alexandria	75	D 11	2015	Previously northern end of Suttor St off Renwick St.
DALE AV	C	Chippendale	65	F 6	2008	Middle St until 1910, then Dale La until 1914.
DALE ST	R	Chippendale	27	F4	2008	See Balfour St.
DALGETY RD	C	Millers Point	23	G 12	2000	Named in 1837 when William Long subdivided land here, but it existed earlier as a track. Originally called Wharf Rd, it became known as Moores Rd because it led to Moores Wharf. (Long's Wharf until 1837). Renamed Dalgety Rd in 1905. Beyond the current north end of this road was a further road, called Crescent Rd, now within the wharf area. This too was renamed Dalgety Rd in 1905. Capt. Joseph Moore arrived 1812, whaler. Moores Wharf building (1837) still stands. The Dalgety pastoral company's wharves and stores were at the end of Crescent Rd. on the point.
DALGETY TCE	C	Millers Point	23	G 12	2000	This was formally named Victoria Tce in 1837, the year the land was subdivided and the year Victoria became Queen. Victoria Tce until 1905. This high level access road to housing above Dalgety Rd is currently restricted to pedestrians.
DALLEY LA	C	Redfern	66	L 8	2016
DALLEY ST	C	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	Queens Pl until 1905. It intersected George St and lined up with Charlotte Pl (Grosvenor St). Queen Charlotte was George 111's Queen. Victor Bede Dalley (1831-88), politician.
DALMENY AV	C	Rosebery	76	J20/K18	2018	Named after Dalmeny House in Scotland, family home of Archibald Primrose, Earl of Rosebery. The death of his father bought the courtesy title of Lord Dalmeny.
DALTONS LA	R	Chippendale	27	F5	2008	See Carlton St.
DANGAR PL	C	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	Cecil Pl until 1882. Thomas Dangar, a major Chippendale landholder, lobbied the Council to get the name changed in exchange for him providing street lighting. (See Wiley St).
DANGAR ST	C	Chippendale	65	F 6	2008	Junction La until 1905.
DANIEL RD	D	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050	Appears on Milton subdivision Plan of 1843. It ran off Camperdown Rd (Church St) and was parallel to Wilson St. It appears to have been absorbed by Pyrmont Bridge Rd.
DANIELS ST	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	Cooper St until 1905. First formed in 1879 with the Blackfriars Estate subdivision of CSR's refinery land, previously the site of Robert Cooper's distillery. However, because Daniel Cooper (no relation) was involved in the CSR, the name probably commemorates him rather than Robert.
DANKS ST	C	Waterloo	66	K10/L10	2017	Named after Mayor Thomas Danks.
DANN ST	D	Forest Lodge	64	P 4	2037	See Foss St. Originally ran off Cross St to Foss St, which was then a short section off Pyrmont Bridge Rd. Dann St was opposite an unnamed La which became Bank St by the late 1880's. Later Bank St was renamed Dann La. Dann St was renamed Foss St and later Dann La was also renamed Foss St.
DARGHAN LA	C	Glebe	65	C 1	2037
DARGHAN ST	C	Glebe	65	B 1	2037
DARLEY PL	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 2	2010	Named after Sir Frederick Darley who acted as Administrator of NSW during the absence of the Governor. Wellington Pl until 1905.
DARLEY ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 2	2010	Named after Sir Frederick Darley who acted as Administrator of NSW during the absence of the Governor. Upper Dowling St until 1905
DARLING DR	C	Haymarket	27	F 2	2000	A new road created through site of Darling Harbour Goods Yards in 1980's. Named Merino Bvd until 1991. Incorporates Wheat Rd. Named for Darling Harbour, which was named by Governor Ralph Darling in 1826 (previously Cockle Bay).
DARLING DR	C	Sydney	27	F 2	2000	A new road created through site of Darling Harbour Goods Yards in 1980's. Named Merino Bvd until 1991. Incorporates Wheat Rd. Named for Darling Harbour, which was named by Governor Ralph Darling in 1826 (previously Cockle Bay).
DARLING ISLAND RD	C	Pyrmont	25	E 16	2009
DARLING LA	C	Glebe	65	B 1	2037
DARLING ST	R	Chippendale	27/65	E5/D6	2008	See Myrtle St.
DARLING ST	R	Darlinghurst	30	P 1	2010	See Nimrod St.
DARLING ST	C	Glebe	65	B 1	2037	Named after Sir Ralph Darling, Governor of NSW 1825-1831. The street was originally in two parts cut by Pyrmont Bridge Rd. Northern end was earlier called Little Darling St, later renamed Taylor St.
DARLING ST	D	Haymarket	27	G2	2000	Possibly Burns St in 1890's(?)  Resumed for markets, now under Entertainment Centre, Darling Harbour.
DARLING ST	R	Pyrmont	65	D 1	2009	See Wattle St.
DARLING ST	R	Sydney	65	H2	2000	See Burns St.
DARLING WK	C	Sydney	55	G 20	2000
DARLINGHURST RD	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 30	2010	Originally known as Woolloomooloo Rd. 'Hurst' is a Middle English term meaning 'wooded hill'. Darling is for Governor Darling who named many streets in this area.
DARLINGHURST RD	C	Potts Point	29	Q 20	2011	Originally known as Woolloomooloo Rd. 'Hurst' is a Middle English term meaning 'wooded hill'. Darling is for Governor Darling who named many streets in this area.
DARLINGTON LA	C	Darlington	472	K 9	2006	Uni of Sydney. Earlier called Carolina La.
DARLINGTON RD	C	Darlington	472	K 9	2006	In the 1880's the original Darlington Rd ran from Cleveland St to a now truncated Raglan St and later extended to take in Old Newtown Rd as far as Golden Grove St. In the 1980's it was shortened to Codrington St. From there to a now truncated Ivy St it became part of Maze Cres.
DARVALL ST	C	Centennial Park	67	A 9	2021	One of the original eight Sts.
DAVID LA	C	Forest Lodge	64	R 4	2037
DAVID ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037	Originally Davis St.
DAVIES LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010
DAVIES ST	C	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010	John Davies 1839-1896, MLA, MLC, Postmaster-General, 1877, Alderman, 1874-82.  ADB
DAVIS ST	R	Dawes Point	23	H12	2000	See Downshire Pl.
DAVOREN LA	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010
DAWSON ST	C	Surry Hills	66	J 6	2010	Sarah Ann St until c. 1888.  In the first city assessment, 1845. John Dawson owned property in Surry Hills, including Brumby House.
DAY LA	D	Sydney	25	G 19	2000	Larkin La until 1920. Was between Druitt St and Day St, west of Sussex St. Perhaps named for Sgt Nicholas Larkins whose detailed knowledge of Sydney's streets made him an indispensable guide on several official forays into 'darkest Sydney' in the 1870's.
DAY ST	C	Sydney	55	H 20	2000	Union St until 1875. There is a small portion of Day St remaining, south of Bathurst St, but most has disappeared beneath the Western Distributor. William Day, Alderman 1869-75.
DE MESTRE PL	C	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	Prosper Demestre was an early shopkeeper in George St. Declared a public way in 1966.
DEAN'S PL	D	Sydney	26	J16	2000	Robin Hood La until 1882. St closed in 1964 (site of Australia Sq). Named for the Robin Hood Tavern, and after its demolition for Alexander Dean, Alderman, 1879-90, building contractor. The name Robin Hood La remained in common use and on maps into the 20th century.
DEAN LA	D	Darlington	65	D 6	2006	University of Sydney. Now under Shepherd St Parking Station.
DEFRIES AV	C	Zetland	76	L 14	2017	Part of British Leyland Subdivision.
DENHAM LA	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
DENHAM ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
DENMAN LA	C	Glebe	65	C 2	2037
DENNETT LA	D	Redfern	66	G 7	2016	Privately owned.
DENMAN ST	R	Glebe	65	B-C/2-3	2037	Originally between Glebe Point Rd and Park (now Wentworth Park ) Rd. Lost in St Johns Rd extension.
DERBY PL	C	Glebe	65	C 4	2037
DERWENT LA	C	Glebe	65	B3/C4	2037
DERWENT ST	C	Glebe	65	B 3	2037	Named after a river and lake in the Lake District of England. The Bishop of Sydney, Frederic Barkers' first wife Jane Harden, was born in the Lake District. Part of the Bishopthorpe subdivision from 1856.
DESMOND RD	C	Moore Park	479	C 7	2021	Now much shortened. Previously ran from Clydesdale Rd to Driver Avenue.
DEVINE ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 14	2043	Named after Nicholas Devine, a superintendent of convicts who was given an early land grant in 1794 of 120 acres and in 1799 a further 90 acres.
DEVONSHIRE PL	D	Ultimo	65	E 4	2007	See Fosbery St.
DEVONSHIRE ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	J5/K5	2010	From George St West (Broadway) to Castlereagh St (Chalmers St) this street was built over for Central Railway, and remains today as the Devonshire St tunnel. At its eastern extremity, it was extended in 1916 from Crown St to Bourke St, necessitating remodeling Wilshire, Pawley and Nickson Sts.
DIBBS LA	C	Alexandria	75	C 12	2015
DIBBS ST	C	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015
DIBBS ST	C	Centennial Park	76	Q 11	2021	Earlier was called Badham St.
DIBBS ST	D	Millers Point	23/55	G13/G12	2000	In 1905, Crown Rd was renamed Merriman St and, at its western extremity, Dibbs St. Now within Clyne Reserve and quarried away for new wharfage in the late 1960s.
DICK ST	C	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008
DISTILLERY DR	C	Pyrmont	55	B 17	2009	A new street.
DIXON ST	C	Haymarket	27	H 1	2000	Sometimes labeled Dixon St East. Widely believed to be named after John Dixon who established the Colony's first steam mill at the foot of Goulburn St on Darling Harbour in 1813.  Another contender for the naming of the street is Robert Dixon, land surveyor 1800-1858, who lived in the Haymarket area. Early maps favour 'Dickson St' but Dixon appears by the 1860's. ADB (Dixon and Dickson).
DIXON ST WEST	R	Sydney	27	G 1	2000	See Harbour St.
DOCKER LA	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	Between Blackfriars St and Blackfriars La.
DOMAIN TCE	C	Sydney	26	L16	2000	Privately owned.
DOMAIN WK	C	Sydney	26	M 19	2000
DOODY ST	C	Alexandria	75	D 18	2015
DOROTHY ALISON ST	C	Moore Park	479	E 4	2021	One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
DOUGLAS ST	C	Redfern	65	H 9	2016
DOUGLAS ST	C	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017
DOUGLASS LA	C	Sydney	27	H 1	2000	Victoria Pl until 1905.
DOUGLASS ST	C	Sydney	27	H 1	2000	Victoria St until 1905.
DOWLING ST	R	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	Renamed in 1913. See Broderick St.
DOWLING ST	R	Paddington	30	N 4	2021	See South Dowling St.
DOWLING ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P18/P20	2011	Sir James Dowling (1787-1844), Chief Justice of NSW, 1837-44. Dowling's ADB entry reads like a who's who of Woolloomooloo street names- Lord Goderich, Henry Brougham, Francis Forbes and other colonial legal men-Burton, Stephen etc. Dowling was granted land here in 1828 and called the residence he built 'Broughton Lodge'.
DOWLING ST	C	Zetland	76	L 16	2017
DOWNES ST	D	Moore Park	479	C 7	2021	Now underneath Multi Level Car Park.
DOWNSHIRE PL	C	Dawes Point	23	H 12	2000	Davis St until 1905, possibly after Billy Davis, a landholder and local 'character'.
DOWNSHIRE ST	C	Dawes Point	23	H 12	2000
DRIVER AV	C	Moore Park	66	Q6/Q7	2021
DRUITT LA	C	Sydney	25	H 20	2000	Fowler La until 1917. Robert Fowler, potter.
DRUITT PL	D	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Subhumed within the Carlton (formerly Kent) Brewery precinct, now Balfour Park. The brewery land was part of an original grant to Major Druitt.
DRUITT PL	C	Sydney	25	H 19	2000	Wentworth Pl until 1918.
DRUITT ST	C	Sydney	25	H 19	2000	Major George Druitt, (1775?-1842). Arrived in 1817. A civil engineer, he supervised the construction of many Rds and public buildings. ADB
DUKE ST	R	Woolloomooloo	29	P18/20	2011	See McElhone St
DUNBLANE ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	Elizabeth St until 1913.
DUNCAN LA	D	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	Went from Beaumont St to Harkness La. Resumed in 1903
DUNCAN ST	D	Sydney	27	G 1	2000	Was in the vicinity of Barker's Mill. (see Barker St).
DUNDAS ST	D	Zetland	76	J 14	2017
DUNGATE LA	C	Sydney	28	J 1	2000	This new street was incorporated into Dungate La in 1938.
DUNNING AV	C	Rosebery	75	G 20	2018	Named after Mayor J. Dunning. Earlier called Paul St.
DUNNING AV	C	Zetland	75	H 15	2017	Named after Mayor J. Dunning. Earlier called Paul St.
DURANDS ALY	R	Haymarket	28	J 2	2000	See Cunningham St.
DURDANS AV	C	Rosebery	75	F 20	2018	Named after Durdans House, near Epsom Racecourse, which the Earl of Rosebery bought in 1874. He bred three Epsom Derby winners and it became his favorite home.
DWYER ST	C	Chippendale	27	G 4	2008	Union St until 1875.
EAGAR LA	C	Sydney	27	H 1	2000	Victoria La until 1904, Barlow La from 1904 to 1918.
EAGAR ST	C	Sydney	27	H 1	2000	Victoria La until 1905. Possibly named for Geoffrey Eager (1818-1891), banker, MLA, Head of Treasury 1872-91. ADB
EARL PL	C	Darlinghurst	29	Q 20	2010	Peer St until 1905.
EARL ST	C	Potts Point	29/56	Q20/Q19	2011
EAST OCEAN ARC	C	Haymarket	27	H 2	2000
EAST ST	C	Redfern	65	H 9	2016
EAST ST	D	Surry Hills	28	K2/L2	2010	Disappeared in Brisbane St Resumption, 1920's.
EASTERN AV	C	Camperdown	472	K 4	2006	Uni of Sydney.
EASTERN DISTRIBUTOR	C	Moore Park	66	N 6	2021	Earlier called Dowling St and South Dowling St.
EASTERN DISTRIBUTOR	C	Redfern	297	M 11	2021	Earlier called Dowling St and South Dowling St.
EASTERN DISTRIBUTOR	C	Surry Hills	297	M 11	2021	Earlier called Dowling St and South Dowling St.
EASTERN DISTRIBUTOR	C	Waterloo	297	M 11	2017	Earlier called Dowling St and South Dowling St.
EASTERN DISTRIBUTOR	C	Zetland	297	L 15	2017	Earlier called Dowling St and South Dowling St.
EATON AV	R	Rushcutters Bay	29	Q20	2011	See Bayswater Av.
EBENEEZER PL	D	Glebe	65	D 3	2037	Listed from 1859. 1880's spelling with double E. Off Glebe St until 1980's.
EBENEZER LA	D	Glebe	65	D 3	2037	Off Glebe St until 1980's.
EBON LA	D	Erskineville	74	R 12	2043	Privately owned.
EDDY AV	C	Haymarket	28	J 3	2000	Built through Belmore Gardens at the time of the construction of Central Railway Station and named in 1905. Edward M. G. Eddy, Commissioner of Railways, 1887-97. ADB
EDDY ST	D	Eveleigh	65	E 9	2043	Now subhumed into Australian Technology Park.
EDGELY ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
EDWARD LA	C	Darlington	65	E 7	2008
EDWARD LA	C	Glebe	54	Q 20	2037
EDWARD LA	C	Pyrmont	25/55	E18/E19	2009
EDWARD LA	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Part of the Robin Hood La resumption. Waine St today is on a similar alignment.
EDWARD ST	C	Darlington	65	E 7	2008
EDWARD ST	C	Glebe	54	Q 20	2037	Named after Edward V11.
EDWARD ST	C	Pyrmont	25	E 18	2009	Edward Macarthur inherited the Macarthur's Pyrmont Estate and created the first subdivision in 1836.
EDWARD ST	R	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	See Pelican St.
EGAN LA	D	Erskineville	74	R 13	2043	Privately owned. Ran between Rochford St and Knight La.
EGAN PL	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 20	2011	Oatley La until 1905.
EGAN ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 8	2042	On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844. Possibly named after Daniel Egan MLA and Mayor of Sydney in 1853.
EGLINTON LA	C	Glebe	54	Q 20	2037
EGLINTON RD	C	Glebe	54	Q 20	2037	Alexander Brodie Spark, merchant, purchased about 40 acres at the Glebe land auction on Lot 21 on which he planned an ideal village to be called 'Eglintoun'.(He came from Elgin, Scotland). He became insolvent in the 1840's crash.
ELDER ST	R	Glebe	65	D 3	2037	See Elger St.
ELGER ST	C	Glebe	65	D 3	2037	Earlier called Elder St. Listed from 1859.
ELIM PL	C	Chippendale	65	D 5	2008	In existence from c.1840 but probably not named until c.1870.
ELIZA ST	D	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050	On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844. Ran off Church St. opposite Isabella St.
ELIZABETH BAY CRES	C	Elizabeth Bay	57	A 19	2011
ELIZABETH BAY RD	C	Elizabeth Bay	29/57	R19/A19	2011
ELIZABETH LA	C	Redfern	66	J 8	2016	On 1880's map called Elizabeth or Buckingham La.
ELIZABETH LA	R	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	See Loftus La.
ELIZABETH ST	R	Camperdown	64	N 5	2050	See Guihen St Annandale.
ELIZABETH ST	R	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	See Dunblane St.
ELIZABETH ST	C	Haymarket	28/66	J4/K2/J3	2000	Named by Governor Macquarie in 1810, for his second wife, Elizabeth Henrietta Campbell (1778-1835). ADB
ELIZABETH ST	C	Newtown	64	R 8	2042	On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844.
ELIZABETH ST	C	Paddington	67	A 6	2021
ELIZABETH ST	C	Redfern	66	J 9	2016	Named by Governor Macquarie in 1810, for his second wife, Elizabeth Henrietta Campbell (1778-1835). ADB
ELIZABETH ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 2-5	2010	Named by Governor Macquarie in 1810, for his second wife, Elizabeth Henrietta Campbell (1778-1835). ADB
ELIZABETH ST	C	Sydney	26/28/66	K18/K20/K2/K1	2000	Named by Governor Macquarie in 1810, for his second wife, Elizabeth Henrietta Campbell (1778-1835). ADB
ELIZABETH ST	C	Waterloo	66/75	J9/H13	2017	Named by Governor Macquarie in 1810, for his second wife, Elizabeth Henrietta Campbell (1778-1835). ADB
ELIZABETH ST	C	Zetland	76	J 14	2017	Named by Governor Macquarie in 1810, for his second wife, Elizabeth Henrietta Campbell (1778-1835). ADB Starting at Circular Quay this became one of the longest in the colony.
ELIZABETH ST NORTH	R	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	See Young St
ELLIOTT AV	C	Erskineville	75	B 12	2043
ELLIS AV	C	Alexandria	75	D 20	2015	Named after 1925.
ELM PL	R	Glebe	64	R 3	2037	See York St.
ELVY PL	C	Newtown	65	B 8	2042
EMANUEL LA	C	Rosebery	75	G 17	2018
EMANUEL LA	C	Zetland	75	H 16	2017
EMIGRANT PL	R	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	See Carlton St.
EMPIRE LA	C	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	Privately owned.
ENGINE ST	D	Moore Park	479	C 7	2021	Was off Park Rd. Now underneath Multi Level Car Park.
ENGINE ST	D	Sydney	27	H 3	2000	Victoria St until 1875. Most of Engine St was resumed for the markets in 1908. The remaining section from Thomas St to George St was incorporated into Ultimo Rd. The 'engine' was that of the Victoria Steam Mills which gave the street its original name. The local fame of the St derived from a two-up school.
ENGLISH ST	D	Camperdown	64	P 7	2050	College St until renamed in 1913. Ran between Church St. and Susan St.
ENID BENNETT ST	C	Moore Park	479	F 4	2021	Earlier called Phillip St. One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
EPSOM RD	C	Rosebery	75/76	H16/J16	2018	Named after the famous racecourse in Surrey, England. The Earl of Rosebery bred racehorses and had three Epsom Derby winners.
EPSOM RD	C	Zetland	75/76	H16/J16	2017	Named after the famous racecourse in Surrey, England.
EQUITY LA	C	Erskineville	75	A 11	2043
EQUITY ST	R	Erskineville	75	A 11	2043	See Sydney La.
ERROL FLYNN BVD	C	Moore Park	479	B 6	2021	One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
ERSKINE ST	C	Sydney	25	G 17	2000
ERSKINEVILLE LA	C	Newtown	74	R 11	2042
ERSKINEVILLE RD	C	Erskineville	74/75	R11/A11	2043	Named after 'Erskine Villa', built by the Rev. George Erskine, Wesleyan missionary. See also Railway Parade.
ERSKINEVILLE RD	C	Newtown	74	Q 11	2042	Named after Erskine Villa built by the Rev. George Erskine. See also Railway Parade.
ESPLANADE	C	Elizabeth Bay	57	A 18	2011
ESSEX LA	D	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	See Little Essex St.
ESSEX ST	C	The Rocks	23	H14	2000	Named Middlesex La by Macquarie, but appears on 1833 (Harper) map as Essex. (Essex St/Essex La appear in many locations as the unruly population of The Rocks refused to take official street namings too seriously (see Bertie, The Street Names of Early Sydney for a dose of total confusion).
ESTHER LA	C	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010
ESTHER ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010	Esther was Samuel Terry's daughter.
ETHEL ST	C	Erskineville	75	B 11	2043
EUSTON LA	C	Alexandria	75	C 15	2015
EVA TCE	D	Surry Hills	66	K 5	2010	Privately owned.
EUSTON RD	C	Alexandria	75	A18/C15	2015	Extended through from  Huntley/Spelling St to Campbell Rd after 1880's.
EVAN LA	C	Waterloo	66	K 10	2017
EVANS LA	C	Redfern	65	F 7	2016
EVANS RD	C	Rushcutters Bay	57	A 19	2011
EVE ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 14	2043
EVELEIGH LA	C	Redfern	65	F 7	2016
EVELEIGH ST	C	Redfern	65	F 7	2016	Named after Eveleigh (Everleigh) House. This was built by Lieutenant John Rose Holden (1810-60) who arrived in Sydney in 1831 with the 17th Regt., and named the house after his mother Betty's maiden name. He married Mary, William Hutchinson's daughter in 1834. The section from Hudson St to Cleveland St earlier called Yarnold St.
EXETER LA	D	Surry Hills	28	K 2	2010	Removed by Wexford St Resumption, 1906.
EXETER PL	D	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	Removed by Wexford St Resumption, 1906.
EXHIBITION PL	C	Sydney	27	G 1	2000
EXPERIMENT ST	C	Pyrmont	25	E 19	2009	Experiment La until 1896. It is within the boundaries of John Harris' Ultimo land grants and is possibly named after his Experiment Farm, Parramatta.
EXPLORER ST	C	Eveleigh	65	B 10	2043
FACTORY ST	C	Haymarket	27/65	G2/G1	2000	The factory was Dickson's Mill, est. in 1815.
FANNY PL	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010
FARM COVE CRES	D	Sydney	24	M 13	2000	Named in 1912. Government farm established here soon on arrival of the first Europeans.
FARNELL ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010
FARREL AV	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 1	2010
FARRER PL	C	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	Fountain St in 1871, then Raphael St c.1880, Farrer Pl in 1935. A fountain was erected here early in the 19th C. Joseph Raphael was an alderman 1860's & 70's, MLA, philanthropist. William Farrer was a pioneer wheat breeder.
FAUCET LA	C	Woolloomooloo	26	M 20	2011
FEDERAL RD	C	Glebe	54	Q 19	2037	The mangrove swamp on Rozelle Bay was reclaimed 1895-1904 to create Jubilee and Federal Parks. Both names appear to refer to the Federation of 1900. Federal Rd originally ran from Chapman Rd across Johnston's Creek Canal to Glebe Point Rd. Now footway only Chapman to Northcote St then roadway to Glebe Point Rd.
FEDERATION PL	C	Moore Park	66	Q 9	2021	Named to celebrate the foundation of the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901.
FEDERATION WY	C	Moore Park	66	Q 9	2021	Also called Grand Drive.
FERRY LA	C	Dawes Point	23	H 12	2000	Prior to the rebuilding of the wharf area of Walsh Bay in the early twentieth century, this lane ran down to a ferry wharf.
FERRY LA	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037
FERRY RD	C	Glebe	55/65	A20/A1	2037	Unnamed on 1840's map, but a section off The Glebe Rd, then called Main Entrance Rd, and from Avon St to Harbour St there is a notation which reads  'Road from the intended Public Landing Place'. Ferry Rd later led the main Glebe ferry landing site before Blackwattle Bay was bridged.
FIG LA	C	Ultimo	27	E 1	2007
FIG ST	C	Pyrmont	25/55/65	E20/D20/D1	2009	This street terminated in a flight of steps at the Darling Harbour Goods yards, next to a landmark Moreton Bay fig tree visible in 19th C. photographs. Such trees were once common on the Pyrmont peninsula.
FISHER RD	C	Camperdown	472	J 4	2006	Uni of Sydney. Thomas Fisher's bequest on his death in 1884 founded the University library. Fisher lived in Darlington. The University later demolished his house.
FITZGERALD ST	C	Camperdown	64	Q 8	2050	John St until 1913.
FITZGERALD ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 8	2042	John St until 1913.
FITZROY AV	R	Woolloomooloo	29	P 19	2011	See Reid Av
FITZROY LA	C	Newtown	65	A 8	2042
FITZROY LA	C	Surry Hills	30	N 5	2010
FITZROY PL	C	Surry Hills	28	M 4	2010	Albert Pl until 1905
FITZROY ST	R	Chippendale	27	G 5	2008	Named after Sir Charles Fitzroy who was Governor of NSW. See Goold St.
FITZROY ST	C	Newtown	65	A 8	2042	Named after Sir Charles Fitzroy who was Governor of NSW 1846-55. ADB.
FITZROY ST	C	Surry Hills	28/30	L4/M5/N5	2010	Sir Charles Fitzroy, Governor of NSW 1846-55. ADB
FLEET STPS	C	Sydney	56	P 14	2000
FLEMINGS LA	C	Surry Hills	30	N 4	2010
FLINDERS ST	C	Surry Hills	28/30/66	M3/N3/N4/N3	2010	Earlier called Botany St.
FLOODS LA	R	Surry Hills	28	M 4	2010	Renamed Mary Pl after 1984.Edward Flood (1805-1888) was a builder and a landowner in Surry Hills. He was a foundation member of the City Council and Mayor in 1849. ADB.
FLOODS PL	C	Surry Hills	28	M 4	2010	Church St until 1905.
FLORA ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 14	2043
FOLEY ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010
FOLEY ST	R	Moore Park	479	D 3	2021	See Snowy Baker St.
FORBES LA	R	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010	See Francis La.
FORBES LA	C	Newtown	65	B 9	2042
FORBES PL	C	Newtown	65	B 8	2042	Previously Rumph La. Renamed 1962. Named after Sir Francis Forbes 1784-1841, friend of Governor Brisbane. On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844.
FORBES ST	C	Darlinghurst	29/30	N20/N2	2010	Sir Francis Forbes, (1784-1841), first Chief Justice of NSW from 1823-1837. ADB
FORBES ST	C	Newtown	65	B 8	2042	Named after Sir Francis Forbes. A subdivision in June 1841 noted that it was "close to Sir Francis Forbes mansion and magnificent pleasure and garden grounds."
FORBES ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N20/P19	2011	Sir Francis Forbes, (1784-1841), first Chief Justice of NSW from 1823-1837. ADB
FOREST ST	C	Forest Lodge	65	A4/R4	2037	Together with Lodge St, commemorates Ambrose Foss'  family residence 'Forest Lodge'.
FORSYTH LA	C	Glebe	55	A 20	2037	Earlier Garran St.
FORSYTH ST	C	Glebe	64/55	R2/A20	2037	See Arden La. Before being known as the Arden Estate it appears on plans as the Forsyth Estate.
FORT ST	R	Millers Point	23	H 13	2000	See Lower Fort St.
FOSBERY ST	D	Ultimo	65	E 4	2007	Devonshire Pl until 1905. Disappeared in the Athlone St Resumption of 1906. One of a group of streets named for the regions in Britain.
FOSS ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037	Named after Andrew Foss, a Sydney chemist. He was an alderman on the first elected Council of the Municipality of Sydney in 1842. Foss had John Verge design 'Forest Lodge' which was built between Ross St with Pyrmont Bridge Rd (later named) on the north and St Johns Rd (unmade) to the south. In the 1840's depression Foss was declared insolvent and the property was subdivided. The street was extended over Bank St in the 1880's.  See also Dann St.
FOSTER LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2000	Named in 1919.
FOSTER ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K2/K3	2010	Named, though not proclaimed on Meehan's 1814 map of the Palmer Estate. Formed part of the boundary of the Fosterville Estate, subdivided in 1843. Later extended north of Campbell St. part of this renamed Hunt St in 1915.
FOUNTAIN ST	C	Alexandria	75	D 12	2015
FOUNTAIN ST	R	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	See Farrer Pl.
FOVEAUX ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K4/L5	2010	Capt. Joseph Foveaux (1765-1846), was the first land grantee in Surry Hills. He called his property Surrey hills Farm (1793). ADB
FOWLER LA	C	Camperdown	64	N 7	2050
FOWLER LA	R	Sydney	25	H 20	2000	See Druitt La.
FOWLER ST	C	Camperdown	64	N 7	2050	Named after Robert Fowler, son of Enoch Fowler of Fowler's Pottery Works.
FOX AV	C	Erskineville	75	C 13	2043
FOXLOW PL	D	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	See Martin Pl.
FOY LA	C	Sydney	28	K 2	2000	New lane created after Wexford St Resumption, 1906.
FRANCIS LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010	Part of Francis La (College-Young), was called Forbes La until 1905. The section from Yurong to Riley was called Chapel La until 1912.
FRANCIS ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010
FRANCIS ST	C	Glebe	65	D 4	2037	Listed in 1859.
FRANKLIN PL	R	Glebe	65	D 4	2037	Listed in 1859. See Franklyn St.
FRANKLYN ST	C	Glebe	65	C 4	2037	Earlier spelt Franklin.
FRAZER ST	D	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	Little Darling St until 1905. Went from Hay St to Factory St.
FRAZER'S LA	D	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	See Little Essex St.
FREDERICK ST	D	Camperdown	64	P 4	2050	Within the grounds of the Royal Alexandria Hospital for Children. Acquired for redevelopment in 1956.
FREDERICK ST	D	Eveleigh	65	B 10	2043	Now subhumed into Australian Technology Park.
FREDERICK ST	D	Alexandria	65	E 10	2043	Was off Alexander St.  Now part of  Australian Technology Park.
FURBER LA	C	Centennial Park	67	A 7	2021	Recently extended.
FURBER LA	C	Moore Park	67	A 8	2021	Recently extended.
FURBER RD	C	Centennial Park	67	A 7	2021	Early street before 1925 recently extended.
GADIGAL AV	C	Waterloo	76	L 11	2017	Named after the indigenous people
GADIGAL AV	C	Zetland	76	K14/L14	2017	Named after the first indigenous people. Part of British Leyland subdivision.
GARDEN AV	D	Glebe	55	D 4	2037	Earlier called Shaftesbury Gardens because of the beautiful cottage gardens there. Ran south off Glebe St until 1980's.
GARDEN ST	C	Alexandria	65/75	E10/F11	2015
GARDENERS RD	C	Alexandria	75	A20	2015	Named after the market gardens in the area.
GARDENERS RD	C	Rosebery	317	F 1	2018	Named after the market gardens in the area.
GARRAN AVE	R	Glebe	55	A 20	2037	See Sheehy St.
GARRAN LA	C	Glebe	55	A 20	2037	Dr. Andrew Garran, Editor of the 'Sydney Morning Herald' 1873-1885, father of Sir Robert Garran, lived at 'Strathmore' and with his daughters used it as a ladies college until the 1890's.
GARRAN ST	R	Glebe	55	A 20	2037	See Forsyth La.
GARRETT LA	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Smithers La until 1905. Extended 1928. Within Brisbane St resumption area.
GARRETT ST	D	Surry Hills	28	L 3	2010	Named in 1928. Within Brisbane St resumption area.
GAS LA	C	Millers Point	23	G 15	2000	Earlier known as Gas St.  Purchased by Aust Gas Light Co. from the Jenkins family 1840. Part of Sydney's first gas works.
GEORGE JULIUS AV	C	Zetland	76	K 15	2017	Part of British Leyland subdivision.
GEORGE LA	C	Paddington	67	A 6	2021	Earlier called Church St.
GEORGE ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 13	2043
GEORGE ST	C	Haymarket	27	H 3	2000
GEORGE ST	C	Newtown	74	P 11	2042	Originally located off Cooks River Rd south of Whitehorse Inn where the southern end of current Whitehorse St is located. Name moved north between Newtown Public School and St Georges Hall renaming earlier Whitehorse St.
GEORGE ST	C	Redfern	65	G 9	2016	Named in 1842 Redfern Estate Subdivision sale.
GEORGE ST	C	Sydney	24/26/27/65	J15/J17/J18/J20/H1/H3	2000	High St until 1810. The section between about Hunter and King Sts was called Spring Row and parts of the street were occasionally referred to as Sergeant Major's Row.  It was customary in England to call a town's principal shopping street High St. Spring St referred to the Tank Stream. George St named for George 111 by Governor Macquarie in 1810.
GEORGE ST	C	Waterloo	65/75	G10/G11/H12	2017	An early continuation of George St Sydney later interrupted by the building of Central Railway and Prince Alfred Park.
GEORGE ST NORTH	C	The Rocks	24	J12/J14/J15	2000	By the late 19th C., the section of George St north of the Quay was called George St North. Officially renamed George St in 1915. To this street goes the honour of being the first constructed in the colony.
GEORGE ST SOUTH	R	Chippendale	65	F6/G6	2008	See Regent St.
GEORGE ST WEST	R	Chippendale	65	E 5	2008	See Broadway.
GEORGE ST WEST	R	Ultimo	27	E4/F4	2007	See Broadway.
GEORGE WALLACE ST	C	Moore Park	479	D 4	2021	Earlier called King St. One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
GEORGINA LA	C	Newtown	65	A 8	2042
GEORGINA ST	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042
GERARD ST	C	Alexandria	65/75	E10/E11	2015	Street truncated by Australian Technology Park.
GERARD ST	D	Eveleigh	65	E 10	2043	Street truncated by Australian Technology Park.
GIBBES LA	C	Newtown	74	Q 11	2042
GIBBES ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 11	2042	Named after Frederick Jamieson Gibbes MLA for Newtown. He was elected to Parliament  three times between 1882 and 1887.
GIBBONS ST	C	Redfern	65	F 9	2016	Named after Martin Gibbons who was an alderman on Newtown Council. On 1880's map called Gibbons or Pleasant St.
GIBSON ST	C	Waterloo	75	H 11	2017	Named after John Gibson, an early leaseholder in the area.
GILLESPIE AV	C	Alexandria	75	F 20	2015
GIPPS CRES	R	Pyrmont	55	B18/C19	2009	See Bank St.
GIPPS LA	D	Pyrmont	25/55	E19/D19	2009	Named in 1911. After the railway cutting went through, a 'new' Gipps La was officially used, recognised in 1922.
GIPPS ST	C	Pyrmont	25/55	E19/D19	2009	George Gipps, Governor of NSW 1838-46.
GIPPS ST	R	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	See Reservoir St.
GIPPS ST WEST	R	Haymarket	27	H 3	2000	See Barlow St.
GLADSTONE ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010	Named after William E. Gladstone (1809-1898), British MP (1833-1894) and three times Prime Minister.
GLEBE LA	C	Glebe	65	B 3	2037
GLEBE POINT RD	C	Glebe	54/65	Q19/A1-C4	2037	Known as The Glebe Rd on 1840 map and as Glebe Rd on 1861 Strangers map.
GLEBE ST	C	Glebe	65	C3/D3	2037	On 1861 Strangers map.
GLEN LA	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 2	2037
GLEN LA	C	Glebe	64	Q 2	2037
GLOBE ST	C	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	Probably named Essex La by Macquarie in 1810. Until the level was altered in 1900 it linked directly to Harrington St. Now linked by steps.
GLOUCESTER HOUSE DR	C	Camperdown	64	R 7	2050	Off Missenden Rd.
GLOUCESTER LA	D	Sydney	24	J 13	2000	Named in 1926.
GLOUCESTER ST	C	The Rocks	23/24	H15/J13	2000	Named by Macquarie in 1810 as a 'new street-recently formed'. Partly destroyed by construction of the Bradfield Hwy- originally ran from Charlotte Pl (Grosvenor St) to George St and was bent.
GLOUCESTER WK	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	Formerly an extension of Gloucester St.
GODDARD ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 13	2043	Earlier Short St. Renamed 1952.
GODERICH LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 20	2011	Sir James Dowling (1787-1844), Chief Justice of NSW, 1837-44. He named his property which faced Bayswater Rd here 'Goderich Lodge', after his English patron, Lord Goderich.
GOLDEN GROVE ST	C	Darlington	65	B 8	2008
GOLDEN GROVE ST	C	Newtown	65	B 8	2042	Named after William Hutchinson's Golden Grove estate.
GOLDSBROUGH LA	D	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	Morts St until 1905. Goldsbrough Mort was a major wool broking firm.
GOODCHAP ST	D	Eveleigh	65	E 9	2043	Now subhumed into Australian Technology Park.
GOODCHAP ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 3	2010	Rose Rd until 1905. Charles Goodchap (1837-96), Commissioner of Railways, 1878-88. ADB
GOODLET LA	C	Surry Hills	66	K 7	2010
GOODLET ST	C	Surry Hills	66	K 7	2010	Altered from Marshall St in 1875. Earlier known as John St. Goodlet and Smith's pottery fronted this street. Just to confuse things there was another Goodlet St close by.
GOODLET ST	D	Surry Hills	66	K 6	2010	This Goodlet St ran south from Devonshire St into the clay pits and disappeared with the Devonshire St Housing Scheme, 1950's. (O'Sullivan St).
GOODMANS TCE	C	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010
GOOLD ST	C	Chippendale	27	G 5	2008	Fitzroy St until 1875. Charles Fitzroy, Governor of NSW 1846-55. Stephen Gould (1817-1876) Alderman 1870-76, Mayor, 1874. Tradesman, preacher MLA. ADB
GORDON LA	C	Paddington	67	A 6	2021
GORDON ST	C	Paddington	67	A 5	2021
GOTTENHAM LA	C	Glebe	65	B 2	2037
GOTTENHAM ST	C	Glebe	65	B 2	2037	Cottenham on some early maps.
GOULBURN LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K 2	2010	A new lane, named in 1928 after the Brisbane St Resumption. There was another Goulburn La off Goulburn Pl in the Wexford St Resumption area.
GOULBURN PL	D	Surry Hills	28	K 2	2010	Named after Frederick Goulburn. Disappeared in Wexford St Resumption, 1906.
GOULBURN ST	C	Haymarket	27/28/66	H1/J2/J1	2000	Frederick Goulburn arrived in Sydney in 1820, and was the first official Colonial Secretary. Henry Goulburn, his brother, held various political positions in England, including under secretary to Bathurst.
GOULBURN ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Frederick Goulburn arrived in Sydney in 1820, and was the first official Colonial Secretary. Henry Goulburn, his brother, held various political positions in England, including under secretary to Bathurst.
GOULBURN ST	C	Sydney	27/28	H1/J2	2000	Frederick Goulburn arrived in Sydney in 1820, and was the first official Colonial Secretary. Henry Goulburn, his brother, held various political positions in England, including under secretary to Bathurst.
GOWRIE LA	C	Newtown	74	Q 12	2042	Called after the Gowrie family who were early settlers, and named following the subdivision of the Gowrie Estate of 1878.
GOWRIE ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 13	2042	Named after the Gowrie family who were early settlers. Their property was known as the Gowrie Estate. Between Iredale and Harold Sts previously called Islington St.
GRAFFITI TNL	C	Camperdown	471	H 3	2006	Uni of Sydney. This tunnel is a successful dedicated space for student graffiti.
GRAFTON LA	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	In the c.1880's this lane was extended from City Rd to St Benedicts Church. Parts were resumed in 1926 for the widening of George St West (Broadway).
GRAFTON ST	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008
GRAHAM ST	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Pelican La, then Greens La until 1905. Sir James Graham (1856-1913), Mayor of Sydney, 1901. Physician.
GRAND DR	C	Moore Park	66	Q 9	2021	Also called Federation Way.
GRANDSTAND PDE	C	Zetland	76	K 15	2017	Named after the Victoria Park Racecourse. Part of British Leyland subdivision.
GRANTHAM LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 17	2011	Privately owned.
GRANTHAM ST	C	Potts Point	29	Q 17	2011	Named in 1927 for a local mansion of the same name built in 1870.
GRANTS PL	R	Glebe	65	A 2	2037	See Keegan Avenue.
GRAPHIX ROW	C	Alexandria	75	C 19	2015
GRAYS LA	C	Waterloo	65	F 10	2017	Grays St on an early map.
GREAT BARCOM ST	R	Darlinghurst	30	N3	2010	See Barcom Av.
GREAT BUCKINGHAM ST	C	Redfern	66	J 8	2016
GREAT WESTERN HWY	C	Camperdown	64/65	Q5/B5	2050	Also called Parramatta Rd which see.
GREAT WESTERN HWY	C	Forest Lodge	64/65	Q5/B5	2037	Also called Parramatta Rd which see.
GREAT WESTERN HWY	C	Glebe	65	B 5	2037	Also called Parramatta Rd which see.
GREAVES ST	D	Moore Park	479	D 5	2021	Was off original Bent St towards Poate Rd.
GREEK ST	C	Glebe	65	D 4	2037	On subdivision plan 1844 and 1861 Strangers Guide map.
GREEN ST	D	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017	Originally ran between Raglan and Buckland (Wellington) Sts, parallel to Pitt St.
GREENKNOWE AV	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 19	2011
GREENKNOWE LA	D	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 19	2011	Named 1909.
GREENS LA	D	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	See Greeves [Grieves] La.
GREENS LA	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	See Graham St.
GREENS RD	C	Paddington	30	P 5	2021
GREENWAY LA	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000
GREEVES LA	D	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Earlier Greens Pl or Greens La.  By the mid 1870's known as Yeend's Pl, and by the mid 1880's as Greeves [Grieves] La. By 1914 disappeared within Tooths (later Carlton) Brewery precinct, now Balfour Park.
GREGORY AV	C	Moore Park	66	P 7	2021
GRESHAM ST	C	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	Part of Spring St until c.1865.
GRIFFIN PL	C	Glebe	55	A 20	2037	Named after Walter Burley Griffin, the designer of Canberra, to commemorate the Glebe incinerator he designed.
GRIFFIN ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 5	2010
GRIFFITHS ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 18	2011
GROSE FARM LA	C	Camperdown	471	E 4	2006	Uni of Sydney. The University's land grant incorporated the old Grose Farm originally held by Francis Grose in 1792.
GROSE ST	C	Camperdown	64	P7/Q7	2050	Named after Lieutenant-Governor Francis Grose who owned Grose Farm on the corner of Missenden Rd and Parramatta Rd. It originally continued from Church St to Missenden Rd.
GROSE ST	C	Glebe	65	D 4	2037	Joseph H. Grose bought 13 acres at the second land auction of 1828 and called them Bishopgate, after a suburb of London. He was declared insolvent in the 1840's. The land fronted Bay, Glebe and Parramatta Sts and was subdivided into 154 building blocks and offered for sale in 1841.
GROSVENOR ST	C	The Rocks	23	H 15	2000	Charlotte Sq in 1810. Aligned as Charlotte Pl in 1835. Renamed Grosvenor St in 1889. Continued to Kent St originally, partially obliterated by construction of the Bradfield Hwy. Charlotte, Queen of George 111 therefore when it crossed George St it became Queen's Pl. The Grosvenor was a hotel.
GUARDIAN SQ	C	Pyrmont	25	E 18	2009
GUARDIAN SQ	C	Sydney	25	E 18	2000
GUIHEN ST	C	Annandale	64	N 5	2038	Earlier called Elizabeth St Camperdown.
HACKETT ST	C	Ultimo	27	F 2	2007	Crown La until 1905, Bulwara La 1905-1950. Charlie Hackett, 1889-1976, Ultimo 'identity' and Labor Party machine-man.
HAIG AV	D	Woolloomooloo	26	L 19	2011	This new street was named Anzac Av in 1916, but altered to Haig Av in 1917, to avoid confusion with the new Anzac Parade. Named for General Haig, Commander-in-Chief of the British and Imperial forces in France during World War 1. It went from the junction of Park and William Sts to Cathedral St. Subhumed into Cook and Phillip Park.
HAIG LA	C	Woolloomooloo	26	M 19	2011
HAMILTON ST	C	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	Built in the 1860's and named after Hamilton's steam biscuit factory located here.
HAMPSHIRE LA	C	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050
HAMPSHIRE ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	Smith St until 1913.
HANDS LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	Part of Hands La between Mary and Reservoir Sts no longer exists. This La was present (unnamed) on the original Fosterville Estate subdivision, 1843.
HANNAM ST	C	Surry Hills	30	N 4	2010
HANSARD ST	C	Zetland	75	H 16	2017	This streetscape retains its Victorian subdivision pattern (1880's - 1900) which has earned it a place on the Heritage Inventory.
HANSLOW ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 4	2010
HARBER ST	C	St. Peters	74	R 18	2044
HARBOUR LA	D	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	Was between Frazer St & Little Hay St. Named in 1910.
HARBOUR MASTERS STRS	C	The Rocks	24	K 14	2000
HARBOUR ST	C	Haymarket	27	G 2	2000
HARBOUR ST	C	Sydney	25/27	G20/G1	2000	Called Dixon St West until 1875. Now on a different alignment.
HARCOURT PDE	C	Rosebery	75/76	F20/J20	2018	Named after Sir William George Granville Venables Vernon Harcourt (1827-1904) English statesman. Home Secretary 1880-85, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1886, 1892-1895, Leader of the House of Commons 1894-98.
HARDEN ST	D	Glebe	65	B 4	2037	Named after Jane Harden, wife of Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney. Mitchell St  'Between Glebe Rd and Derwent St'.
HARDIE ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010	Upper Brougham St until 1905.
HARFORD PL	D	Darlinghurst	30	R 1	2010	Named in 1923 and went from Bayswater Rd to Womerah Av.
HARGRAVE LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010	Margaret La until 1905.
HARGRAVE ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010	Chapman St until 1905.
HARKNESS LA	D	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	Became an extension of Beaumont St in 1903 (see Wiley St)
HARLEY ST	C	Alexandria	75	C 13	2015
HARMER ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 18	2011	Bay St until 1875.
HARNETT ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 18	2011
HAROLD ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 12	2042
HARRINGTON LA	D	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	Some 19th C. maps show a 20ft La running parallel to Harrington St between it and George St, sometimes known as Reynolds La for William Reynolds, the local blacksmith. Also known as Anvil Pl and Queen St. Currently, Harrington La, Nurses Walk and Kendall La approximate the line of this street.
HARRINGTON ST	C	The Rocks	23/24/56	H15/J14/J15	2000	Named by Macquarie in 1810 as a 'new street' … recently formed', (Lord Harrington, Earl of Stanhope). Between 1923-1953 Harrington St was extended to include Playfair St. (See Playfair St).
HARRIS AV	D	Moore Park	479	C 7	2021	Ran off Park Rd. Now underneath Multi Level Car Park.
HARRIS ST	C	Pyrmont	25/55	E19/C16/D19	2009	Between 1794 and 1818, Surgeon John Harris acquired most of the Pyrmont Peninsula. Harris St roughly follows the early foot track through his Ultimo estate. The Harris descendants maintained a long involvement with this area and many of the street names on the peninsula mark their interests.
HARRIS ST	C	Ultimo	25/27	E19/E1/G3	2007	Between 1794 and 1818, Surgeon John Harris acquired most of the Pyrmont Peninsula. Harris St roughly follows the early foot track through his Ultimo estate. The Harris descendants maintained a long involvement with this area and many of the street names on the peninsula mark their interests.
HART ST	D	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	Resumed and demolished by Sydney Harbour Trust, early 20th C. Briefly, officially Thornton St after 1905. This name was probably never used. See Wentworth St for more details. Peter Hart (1840-1917) was a local landowner and alderman.
HART ST	C	Redfern	65	F 7	2016
HART ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010	Thomas Hart appeared in the first city assessment as an owner of various houses and a pub in Surry Hills.
HARTS LA	D	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	Briefly, officially Thornton La  after 1905. This name was probably never used. Resumed and demolished by Sydney Harbour Trust.
HARTS LA	R	Surry Hills	66	K 6	2010	See Adelaide Pl
HARTS LA	D	Surry Hills	66	K6	2010	See Clisdell St and Wilton Pl.
HARVEY ST	C	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	One of several streets in this vicinity purchased by the CSR, early 1980's. Possibly named for Henry Harvey, an early settler.  In 1999 a new road was constructed on the site of the original street.
HARWOOD LA	C	Pyrmont	25	E 19	2009	Part became Union La in 1944.
HARWOOD ST	C	Pyrmont	25	E 19	2009	Harwood was also the name of one of the CSR sugar mills on the North Coast.
HASTINGS LA	C	Surry Hills	66	L 7	2010
HAWKSLEY ST	C	Waterloo	76	J 13	2017	In 1953 it was named after Alderman E. Hawkesley, who was present at the first meeting of Alexandria Council in 1868 and later Mayor.
HAY ST	C	Haymarket	27/28	H2/J3	2000	This street is within the area of the Haymarket, but is named for Sir John Hay MP, according to Frank Clune, Saga of Sydney, p.149. Prior to the building of the Entertainment Centre, it was longer, and bent, joining up with Pier St.
HAYDEN LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 1	2010
HAYDEN PL	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010
HAYES RD	C	Rosebery	75/76	G19/J20	2018
HEGARTY ST	C	Glebe	64	R 3	2037	Hegarty was a gardener who owned land at the southern end of the street.
HENDERSON LA	C	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015	Named after Ald Charles. B. Henderson, a founding member of the first Municipal Council which met in 1868 and Mayor from 1878 to 1883. Est 4 Dec 1897. Previously part of Raglan St. Originally called Henderson La south.
HENDERSON LA NORTH	D	Eveleigh	65	D 10	2043	Now subhumed into Australian Technology Park.
HENDERSON LA SOUTH	R	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015	See Henderson La.
HENDERSON RD	C	Alexandria	65	B-F10	2015	Named after Ald Charles. B. Henderson, a founding member of the first Municipal Council which met in 1868 and Mayor from 1878 to 1883. Est 4 Dec 1897. Previously part of Raglan St.
HENDERSON RD	C	Eveleigh	65	B-F10	2043	Named after Ald Charles. B. Henderson, a founding member of the first Municipal Council which met in 1868 and Mayor from 1878 to 1883. Est 4 Dec 1897. Previously part of Raglan St.
HENNINGS LA	C	Newtown	64	R 10	2042	Named after Henry Hennings [Henninges], a baker of Watkin and Wilson Sts. Named following the Linthorpe subdivision of 1873.
HENRIETTA LA	D	Sydney	24	K 14	2000	Was behind Alfred St, off George St, Circular Quay.
HENRIETTA ST	C	Chippendale	65	F 6	2008
HENRY AV	C	Ultimo	27	E 1	2007	Bannister La until 1919.
HENRY DEAN PL	C	Chippendale	27	H 4	2008
HENRY LA	R	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	See Henson La.
HENSON LA	C	Ultimo	27	E 2	2007	Henry La until 1905.
HERALD SQ	C	Sydney	24	J 14	2000
HERBERT LA	C	Newtown	64	R 10	2042
HERBERT ST	C	Newtown	64	R 10	2042	A new street following the 1873 subdivision of Linthorpe.
HERBERT ST	C	Pyrmont	55	C 16	2009
HERBERTO LA	C	Glebe	64	R 1	2037	This lane is at the rear of the largest three-storey terrace in Glebe, Herberto Terrace which was built in 1885.
HERCULES ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010	Called Young St or Hercules St 1880's.
HEREFORD LA	R	Glebe	64	Q 3	2037	Listed in 1859. See Wigram La.
HEREFORD LA	R	Glebe	64	R 2	2037	See Walsh Avenue.
HEREFORD PL	R	Glebe	65	R 2	2037	See Walsh Avenue.
HEREFORD ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 4	2037	Wood's Rd in 1845. Named after 'Hereford House', which was built on 6 acres by George Williams in 1829. He sold it to Ambrose Foss. Judge Kinchela, Attorney General of NSW in 1830 was probably the first occupant followed by Ambrose Foss. Foss moved in 1836 to 'Forest Lodge'. The original Hereford House was located near the corner of Glebe (Point) Rd and (Pyrmont) Bridge Rd by 1828. Now site of Dr.H.J. Foley Rest Park.
HEREFORD ST	C	Glebe	64/65	Q3/A2	2037	Wood's Rd in 1845. Named after 'Hereford House', which was built on 6 acres by George Williams in 1829. He sold it to Ambrose Foss. Judge Kinchela, Attorney General of NSW in 1830 was probably the first occupant followed by Ambrose Foss. Foss moved in 1836 to 'Forest Lodge'. The original Hereford House was located near the corner of Glebe (Point) Rd and (Pyrmont) Bridge Rd by 1828. Now site of Dr.H.J. Foley Rest Park.
HEWIT AV	C	Glebe	65	A 3	2037
HICKEY LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	Q 1	2010
HICKSON RD	C	Dawes Point	55/56	G12/J12	2000	A new road built 1909-late 1920's. R. R. P. Hickson was chairman of the Sydney Harbour Trust, 1901-12.
HICKSON RD	C	Millers Point	23	G12/H12	2000	A new road built 1909-late 1920's. R. R. P. Hickson was chairman of the Sydney Harbour Trust, 1901-12.
HICKSON RD	C	Sydney	23	G 13	2000	A new road built 1909-late 1920's. R. R. P. Hickson was chairman of the Sydney Harbour Trust, 1901-12.
HICKSON RD	C	The Rocks	24	J12/K11	2000	A new road built 1909-late 1920's. R. R. P. Hickson was chairman of the Sydney Harbour Trust, 1901-12.
HICKSON STPS	C	Dawes Point	24	J 11	2000
HIGH HOLBORN ST	C	Surry Hills	66	L 7	2010	One of several London names which appeared on John Terry Hughes' Marlebone Estate when it was subdivided in the 1840's.
HIGH LA	C	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	Named 1923.
HIGH ST	C	Millers Point	23/55	G13/G14	2000	A new street created by Sydney Harbour Trust on the line of Agar St. Named in 1916.
HIGH ST	R	Sydney	24/26	J12/J16-20	2000	See George St.
HIGH STP	C	Millers Point	23	G 14	2000
HILES LA	C	Alexandria	75	F 12	2015
HILES ST	C	Alexandria	75	F 12	2015	Named after Hiles, an early pioneer.
HILL ST	R	Newtown	65	A 10	2042	Originally ran between Wilson St and Rowland St [now Copeland Avenue]. Subhumed in Watkin St extension in 1885.
HILL ST	R	Pyrmont	55	B 18	2009	See Saunders St. Beyond the present Saunders St, Hill St extended to Johnston's Bay. This section was partly quarried away, and partly sold to the CSR in 1911.
HILL ST	R	Redfern	66	M 10	2016	See Charles Moore Avenue.
HILL ST	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	See Upton St.
HILL ST	C	Surry Hills	28/30	M4/N4	2010	George Hill (1802-1883) publican, wholesale butcher, Mayor of Sydney 1850. ADB
HILLS STRS	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 19	2011
HOLDEN ST	C	Redfern	65	F 7	2016	Named after Lieutenant John Holden of the 4th Regiment who built and named Everleigh House.
HOLDSWORTH AV	C	Rushcutters Bay	57	A 19	2011
HOLDSWORTH LA	C	Newtown	65	B 9	2042
HOLDSWORTH ST	C	Newtown	65	B 9	2042	Named after solicitor Richard Holdsworth.
HOLLAND ST	C	St. Peters	74	R 18	2044
HOLLIS LA	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042	Named after Robert Hollis MLA for Newtown. He served 5 terms in Parliament between 1901-1913.
HOLT ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010
HOLTS PL	C	Surry Hills	66	J 6	2010	Privately owned.
HOOLIGAN LA	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 19	2011
HORDERN LA	C	Newtown	64	Q 8	2042
HORDERN ST	D	Moore Park	479	C 7	2021	Named after the Hordern Brothers, John and Henry who had a major retailing store. Ran off Park Rd. Now underneath Multi Level Car Park.
HORDERN ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 8	2042	Named after John and Henry Hordern of Hordern Brothers. The Horderns (members of the Anthony Hordern family) started their drapery business in Newtown and owned considerable property in the district. The street is on the Camperdown Estate Subdivision of 1844.
HORDERNS PL	C	Potts Point	29	Q 18	2011	And stairs, Horderns were a major retailing family.
HORDERNS STRS	C	Potts Point	29	Q 18	2011
HORSESHOE LA	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037
HOSKING PL	C	Sydney	26/56	J17/K17	2000	John Hosking (1806-1882), Sydney's first elected Mayor 1842-3.
HOSPITAL RD	C	Sydney	26	L 17	2000	Named in 1950 for Sydney Hospital.
HOURIGAN LA	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P19	2011
HOWARD ST	C	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	Private Rd. Brisbane St until 1875. After the Athlone Place Resumption, it was reduced to a small length, from George St West to Owen St.
HUDSON ST	C	Redfern	65	F 6	2016	Named after Henry Hudson, an alderman for many years and Mayor.
HUGHES LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 19	2011
HUGHES PL	C	Potts Point	29	Q 19	2011
HUGHES ST	C	Potts Point	29/56	Q19/Q18	2011	Albert St until 1905.
HUGO ST	C	Redfern	65	F 7	2016
HUME ST	D	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	Originally Alfred St, part (Harvey to Bowman) renamed McCredie St in 1875, part (Bowman to Chowne) renamed Hume St in 1905. Sold to CSR in 1906.
HUNT ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 2	2010	The northern dog leg of Foster St was added to Hunt St in 1915.
HUNT ST	C	Sydney	66	K 2	2000
HUNTER CONNECTION	C	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	This Sydney arcade was named after Gov. John Hunter.
HUNTER ST	C	Sydney	26	J16/K16	2000	Bell St until renamed by Macquarie in 1810. (Bligh St was also called Bell St). John Hunter (1795-1821), arrived in the First Fleet. Governor of NSW 1795-1800. ADB
HUNTER ST	C	Waterloo	76	J 12	2017	John Hunter (1795-1821), arrived in the First Fleet. Governor of NSW 1795-1800. ADB
HUNTER ST	R	Waterloo	76	J 13	2017	John Hunter (1795-1821), arrived in the First Fleet. Governor of NSW 1795-1800. ADB This was a short street which ran between Short St and Bourke St. See Hawksley St.
HUNTLEY ST	C	Alexandria	75	B14/C15	2015
HUTCHINSON LA	C	Surry Hills	30	N 5	2010	Called Hutchinson Pl. in some current directories. Renamed after 1984.
HUTCHINSON PL	C	Surry Hills	30	N 5	2010	Mary Ann St until 1905.
HUTCHINSON ST	C	Surry Hills	30	N 5	2010	William Hutchinson (1772-1846), convict. Acquired much city land. Business partner of Samuel Terry. ADB. Called Hutchinson La in some current directories.
HUTCHINSON ST	R	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	See Bond St.
HUTCHINSON WK	C	Zetland	76	L 14	2017
ICE ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 3	2010
ILLAWARRA AV	D	Moore Park	479	D 4	2021	See Bert Bailey St.
IMPERIAL ARC	C	Sydney	26	J 18	2000	Privately owned.
INNOVATION PL	C	Alexandria	65	E 9	2015
INNOVATION PLZ	C	Eveleigh	65	E 9	2043
IONA LA	C	Paddington	30	P 4	2021
IREDALE ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 12	2042	Named after the Iredale family who were well known residents for many years.
IRIS LA	D	Paddington	30	P 4	2021	Earlier was a continuation of Iris St between Albion St and Napier St.
IRIS ST	C	Paddington	30	P 5	2021
IRVING LA	C	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Privately owned.
IRVING ST	D	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Between Abercrombie St and the former Balfour St. Formerly closed and subhumed within the brewery precinct in 1982. Now Balfour Park. Clark Irving was an original principal in the CSR.
ISABELLA ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050
ITHACA RD	C	Elizabeth Bay	57	A 19	2011
IVERYS LA	C	Newtown	65	B 9	2042
IVY LA	C	Darlington	65	E 7	2008	Renamed as an extension of Thomas St on some recent maps.
IVY ST	C	Darlington	65	E 7	2008	A botanical reminder of Thomas Shepherds' Darling Nursery. Originally ran from Wilson St to Darlington Rd (Maze Crst). Now it ends at Shepherd St with the onwards section under University Engineering buildings.
JAMES LA	C	Sydney	25	H 20	2000
JAMES ST	C	Redfern	65/66	G7/J7	2016
JAMES ST	D	Sydney	25	H 20	2000	This street and James La formed part of the street layout of the old Barker's Mill complex, most of which lies beneath the Darling Harbour development. (See Washington Pl).
JAMES ST	C	Waterloo	75	G 12	2017
JAMISON ST	C	Sydney	23/25	H15/H16	2000	Sir John Jamison (1776-1844) banker, landholder, subdivided land here in 1831, with Jamison St being named in 1841. His father, Thomas Jamison, was surgeon on the 'Sirius' of the First Fleet.  Spelt 'Jamieson' for some years, probably through confusion with Ellen Jamieson, a shopkeeper in adjoining Margaret St, who achieved notoriety when she was murdered by John Knatchbull in 1844.
JAROCIN AV	C	Glebe	64	R 3	2037	Privately owned. May have been named after a substantial house originally called Kaynga after a station in the Hunter Valley. David Mitchell, a Forest Lodge alderman 1884-86, bought the property and renamed it Jarocin. The house was demolished for subdivision and property developed in 1911. Jarocin is the name of a medieval town in Poland. The street is an unnamed lane on 1880's map.
JENKINS ST	C	Millers Point	23/55	G15/G14	2000	Part of the 1842 subdivision of land owned by ex-convict, James Jenkins. Private laneway at present.
JENNINGS ST	C	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015
JESMOND ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 4	2010
JESSON LA	C	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010
JESSON ST	R	Alexandria	75	B 14	2015	Named after Councillor and Mayor Jesson. He erected a number of better class cottages. See Belmont St.
JESSON ST	C	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010	Jesson was an early property holder in Surry Hills.
JOCELYN HOWARTH ST	C	Moore Park	479	C 3	2021	One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
JOHN EWART PL	C	Moore Park	479	E 3	2021	One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
JOHN HARGRAVES AV	C	Moore Park	479	B 5	2021	Earlier called Presidents Avenue. One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
JOHN HOPKINS DR	C	Camperdown	471	C 6	2006	Uni of Sydney
JOHN LA	C	Glebe	64	R 3	2037	Unnamed until 1950.
JOHN MEILLON ST	C	Moore Park	479	D 4	2021	One of a number of stree+G1193ts commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
JOHN NORTHCOTT PL	C	Surry Hills	66	K 6	2010
JOHN ST	D	Alexandria	65	E 10	2043	Was off Alexander Rd. Now part of Australian Technology Park, Everleigh.
JOHN ST	D	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050	Was part of Lambert St to Mason St end.
JOHN ST	R	Camperdown	64	Q 8	2050	Renamed Fitzgerald St 1913.
JOHN ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 11	2043
JOHN ST	D	Eveleigh	65	D 10	2043	Now subhumed into Australian Technology Park.
JOHN ST	C	Glebe	64	R 3	2037
JOHN ST	R	Newtown	64	Q 8	2042	See Fitzgerald St.
JOHN ST	C	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	Possibly named for John Macarthur.
JOHN ST	R	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	See Blackburn St.
JOHN ST	R	Surry Hills	28	L 4	2010	See Corben St.
JOHN ST	D	Surry Hills	66	K 7	2010	See Goodlet St.
JOHN ST	C	Waterloo	75	G 11	2017	Originally ran between Botany Rd to Pitt St. Later shortened to West St in the 1970's.
JOHNSON ST	C	Alexandria	75	G 15	2015	Possibly named for Dr Samuel Johnson.
JOHNSON ST	C	Beaconsfield	75	G 15	2015	Possibly named for Dr Samuel Johnson.
JOHNSTON ST	D	Ultimo	65	E 4	2007	Disappeared at Athlone Place Resumption. Similar alignment to Smail St. Major Johnston had gardens on this swampy land early on.
JONES BAY RD	C	Pyrmont	55	D 17	2009	A new road, built by the Sydney Harbour Trust, named in 1922.
JONES LA	C	Pyrmont	25/55	E20/D20	2009	Named in 1914.
JONES LA	C	Redfern	65	G 8	2016
JONES LA	C	Rosebery	75	G 19	2018
JONES ST	C	Pyrmont	55/65	C18/D20/C17/D1	2009	Jones St ran to Johnston's Bay until 1906, when a section was sold to the CSR. See New Jones St. Thomas Jones, soldier, was granted 55 acres on the point of what became known as Pyrmont.
JONES ST	R	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010	See Mort St.
JONES ST	C	Ultimo	27/65	E1/E2/F3/D1	2007
JOSEPHSON ST	C	Paddington	30	N 5	2021	Earlier called Oatley St.
JOYNTON AV	C	Zetland	76	J 16	2017	Named after James Joynton Smith, the owner of 'Smith's Weekly'.
JUDGE LA	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 20	2011	This street was flanked by Dowling & Forbes Sts, named for the early Chief Justices of NSW. Other streets in Woolloomooloo also recognise early legal identities.
JUDGE PL	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 19	2011	This street was flanked by Dowling & Forbes Sts, named for the early Chief Justices of NSW. Other streets in Woolloomooloo also recognise early legal identities.
JUDGE ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P19/P20	2011	This street was flanked by Dowling & Forbes Sts, named for the early Chief Justices of NSW. Other streets in Woolloomooloo also recognise early legal identities.
JUNCTION LA	R	Chippendale	65	F6	2008	See Dangar St.
JUNCTION LA	R	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	See Caraher La.
JUNCTION LA	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 19	2011
JUNCTION ST	R	Camperdown	64	Q 5	2050	See Sparkes St
JUNCTION ST	R	Chippendale	27	G 5	2008	See Outram St.
JUNCTION ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037	Originally two streets. See also Sparkes St Camperdown.
JUNCTION ST	R	Surry Hills	28	K2/L2	2010	See Brisbane St.
JUNCTION ST	D	Woolloomooloo	29	N 19	2011	Was between Palmer  and Bourke Sts. Now under Eastern Suburbs Railway.
KEEGAN AV	C	Glebe	65	A 2	2037	Named for Thomas Keegan, M.L.A. for Glebe from 1910-1920 and 1927-1935. Originally called Grants Place.
KEIG ST	R	Sydney	?	?	2000	See Rawson St.
KELLETT PL	C	Rushcutters Bay	29	Q 20	2011	Kellett House, facing Goderich across Bayswater Rd was the house of Sir Stuart Donaldson, first premier of NSW.
KELLETT ST	C	Potts Point	29	Q 20	2011	Kellett House, facing Goderich across Bayswater Rd was the house of Sir Stuart Donaldson, first premier of NSW.
KELLETT WY	C	Potts Point	29	Q 20	2011	Kellett House, facing Goderich across Bayswater Rd was the house of Sir Stuart Donaldson, first premier of NSW.
KELLICK LA	R	Waterloo	76	J 11	2017	See Brisbane La.
KELLICK ST	C	Waterloo	75/76	H11/J11	2017	Named in the first subdivisions of the1860's.
KELLS LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010
KELLY LA	D	Ultimo	27	E3	2007	Constructed after the Athlone Place Resumption, 1906. now disappeared.
KELLY ST	C	Ultimo	27	E 3	2007	Ultimo St until Athlone Place Resumption. Truncated.
KENDALL LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010
KENDALL LA	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	Lawrence Kendall owned a steam flour mill and biscuit factory here. (See also Mill St).
KENDALL ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	M5/M6	2010
KENDALL'S LA	R	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	See Mill La.
KENNEDY ST	R	Glebe	54	R 20	2037	Listed in 1868. Named after the early explorer Edmund Kennedy, speared by blacks in 1848. See Leichhardt St.
KENNEDY ST	C	Woolloomooloo	26/56	M20/M19	2011	Campbell Pl until 1905. Because Campbell St, Darlinghurst was renamed Leichhardt St at the same time, this Kennedy is probably the explorer Edmund Kennedy (1818-48).
KENSINGTON LA	C	Waterloo	76	J 11	2017
KENSINGTON ST	C	Chippendale	27	G 5	2008
KENSINGTON ST	C	Waterloo	76	J 11	2017
KENT RD	D	Chippendale	65	F 5	2008	Also possibly known as Brewery Rd. This road ran off Broadway (Parramatta Rd) west of Kensington St. It was subhumed within the brewery precinct c.1877. John Tooth, who established the Kent Brewery (now Carlton) came from County Kent.
KENT ST	C	Millers Point	23	G13/G14	2000	Back Row, then Back Row West until 1810, when Macquarie named it Kent St.
KENT ST	C	Sydney	25/27	H16/H19/H1	2000	Back Row, then Back Row West until 1810, when Macquarie named it Kent St.
KEPOS LA	C	Redfern	66	L 10	2016
KEPOS ST	C	Redfern	66	L 10	2016	Named to commemorate the site of John Baptists garden.
KERRIDGE PL	C	Forest Lodge	65	A 4	2037	Privately owned. Newly named on Redman's est 1884.
KERSY LA	D	Sydney	27	G 1	2000	Appeared on maps c.1860-70. Under the present Chinese Gardens.
KETTLE LA	C	Ultimo	65	D 4	2007	Named after John Icke Kettle who was a magistrate and brother in law of Thomas May.
KETTLE ST	C	Redfern	66	J 9	2016	Named after John Icke Kettle who was a magistrate and brother in law of Thomas May.
KIDMAN'S TCE	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 19	2011	Privately owned.
KIMBER LA	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037	Privately owned.
KIMBER LA	C	Haymarket	27	H 2	2000	Laneway created 1880's (?). Possibly named for Richard John Kimber who was an oyster merchant in the area.
KIMBERLEY GV	C	Rosebery	76	J 18	2018	Named after John Wodehouse, Lord Kimberley, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs who named the South African diamond mining town after himself. He was the 2nd Lord Wodehouse and 1st Earl of Kimberley.
KING ST	D	Camperdown	64	P 4	2050	Off Pyrmont Bridge Rd on 1880's map. Later became site of Camperdown Children's Hospital.
KING ST	C	Erskineville	74	Q13/R15	2043
KING ST	D	Moore Park	479	D 4	2021	See George Wallace St.
KING ST	C	Newtown	64/65/74	Q10/A8/P11	2042	Part of Cooks River Rd between Carillon Avenue and May St, St. Peters. Renamed King St in 1877. See Cooks River Rd/City Rd and Princes Highway.
KING ST	C	Sydney	25/26	H17/J17	2000	Philip Gidley King, (1758-1808), Governor, NSW, 1800-1806. Named by Macquarie in 1810. ADB
KINGS CROSS RD	C	Darlinghurst	29/30	Q20/Q1	2010	Called Upper William St until 1905, Then Woolcott St until 1926. Charles Woolcott was Sydney's Town Clerk, 1857-87.
KINGS CROSS RD	C	Potts Point	29/30	Q20/Q1	2010
KINGS CROSS RD	C	Rushcutters Bay	277	Q 20	2011
KINGS LA	C	Darlinghurst	28/30	M1/N2	2010
KINGSCLEAR LA	C	Alexandria	75	D 11	2015	Named after John Kings' 1794 grant and later called Kings's Clear Grant. Earlier known as Kings Clear Rd.
KINGSCLEAR RD	C	Alexandria	75	D 11	2015	Named after John Kings' 1794 grant and later called Kings's Clear Grant. Earlier known as Kings Clear Rd.
KINGSCLEAR RD	D	Eveleigh	65	D 10	2043	Named after John Kings' 1794 grant and later called Kings's Clear Grant. Earlier known as Kings Clear Rd. Street truncated by Australian Technology Park.
KIPPAX ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	J4/K4	2010	William Kippax, Alderman 1863-1898.
KIRBY WK	C	Zetland	76	K 15	2017	Part of British Leyland subdivision.
KIRK ST	C	Ultimo	27	E 1	2007	Named Kirk La in 1881. Altered to Kirk St in 1950.
KIRKETON RD	C	Darlinghurst	29/30	P20/P1	2010
KNIGHT LA	C	Erskineville	74	Q 13	2043
KNIGHT ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 13	2043	Named after Henry Knight, a Sydney builder, brickmaker and landholder. In the 1840's he moved his works from Brickfield Hill to the Cooks River District and became first Mayor of Macdonaldtown (later called Erskineville)
KNOX LA	D	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	Ran between Knox St and former extension of Grafton La. Known locally as Sugar House La.
KNOX ST	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	Brisbane St until 1875. On this site, Robert Cooper's Brisbane Distillery, named in honour of the Governor was taken over by the Colonial Sugar Refinery.  Edward Knox was director of CSR, 1855-1901.
KURRAGHEIN AV	C	Rushcutters Bay	29/30	R20/R1	2011	Privately owned.
LACEY ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 5	2010
LACHLAN ST	C	Waterloo	76	L 11	2017
LACKEY LA	D	Chippendale	27	G 2	2008	Originally east of Lackey St.
LACKEY ST	D	Sydney	27	G 2	2000	Belmore St. until 1875. When the markets were built it was realigned to be a continuation of Quay St. Disappeared for building of the Entertainment Centre in 1970's. John Lackey, MLA, landjobber and involved in real estate.
LACROZIA LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 3	2010	Barcom La until 1905. The Valley of La Crozia and La Crozia Creek ran down to Rushcutters Bay. Thomas West built a flour mill on the creek and a house called Barcom Glen.
LAMBERT ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050
LAMBERT ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 12	2043
LAMBIE DEW DR	C	Camperdown	471	D 5	2006	Uni of Sydney. Charles George Lambie and Harold Dew were appointed to the chairs of Medicine and Surgery respectively in 1930. These were the first full-time chairs in Medicine and Surgery, so were landmark appointments. Lambie was a pioneer in using insulin for diabetes.
LANCE LA	C	Millers Point	23	G 14	2000	A new street built by the Sydney Harbour Trust, named 1923. Charles Lance was the second chairman of the Trust, 1912-24.
LANDER LA	C	Darlington	65	D 7	2008
LANDER ST	C	Darlington	65	D 8	2008
LANG RD	C	Centennial Park	66/67	Q9/A10/B8	2021
LANG RD	C	Moore Park	66	Q 9	2021	One of the eight original streets.
LANG ST	C	Sydney	23	H 15	2000	Wentworth St until 1894 although referred to as Church Hill or Church St. John Dunmore Lang, (1799-1878), Presbyterian Minister, politician, writer, historian.
LANGLEY ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010
LANSDOWNE LA	C	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010
LANSDOWNE ST	C	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010
LARKIN LA	D	Sydney	25	G 19	2000	See Day La.
LARKIN ST	C	Camperdown	64	Q 5	2050	Smith St until 1913. On 1880's map.
L'AVENUE	R	Newtown	65	A 9	2042	First appeared in the Council rate books in 1890. See Warren Ball Avenue.
LAWRENCE LA	C	Alexandria	75	B 14	2015
LAWRENCE ST	C	Alexandria	75	C 15	2015
LAWSON SQ	C	Redfern	65	F 8	2016	Earlier was part of Redfern St.
LAWSON ST	D	Pyrmont	55	C16	2009	Albert St until 1905.
LAWSON ST	C	Redfern	65	E 8	2016	Earlier called Wells St West.
LAYTON ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050	In 1800's called Church St. which extended from Newtown Rd to Pyrmont Bridge Rd. Church St between Brown St and Pyrmont Bridge Rd renamed Layton St in 1913. The same section renamed Church St in 1958 leaving the current Layton St the part remaining between Parramatta Rd and Pyrmont Bridge Rd.
LEAMINGTON AV	C	Newtown	65	A 10	2042
LEAMINGTON LA	C	Newtown	65	A 10	2042
LEE ST	C	Chippendale	27	G 5	2008	Named in 1909. Part known as Lee Bridge until 1931. On the approx line of pre-railway George St south.
LEE ST	C	Haymarket	27	G 5	2000
LEES CT	C	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	Samuel Lees (1843-1916), Mayor 1895, Lord Mayor 1904. A printer, MLA. ADB
LEICHHARDT AV	C	Glebe	54	R 20	2037	Privately owned. Off Leichhardt St.
LEICHHARDT ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010	Campbell St until 1905. F. W. Ludwig Leichhardt, explorer, (1813-48).
LEICHHARDT ST	C	Glebe	54	R19/R20	2037	Listed in 1859. One of a group of streets named to commemorate early explorers. Ludwig Leichhardt disappeared in 1848. The street was later extended to absorbed Kennedy St.
LEINSTER ST	C	Paddington	66/67	R6/A6	2021	Earlier divided at Regent St. into Leinster St. East and Leinster St. West.
LENTON PDE	C	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017	Named after Alderman Charles L. Lenton. Earlier called Schimel St, named after James Schimel. Renamed during the first world war.
LEVEY ST	C	Chippendale	27	E5/F5	2008
LEVY WK	C	Zetland	76	L 14	2017
LEYLAND GV	C	Zetland	76	K 14	2017	Named after the company. Part of British Motor Leyland subdivision.
LIBRARY RD	C	Camperdown	472	K 4	2006	Uni of Sydney.
LIME ST (1)	C	Sydney	25	G 16	2000	Originally La off Erskine St, southerly, between Day St and Darling Harbour Section of Erskine St, Lime and Day Sts partly obliterated by Western Distributor. Possibly Lime is a reference to the nautical nature of the St, as limes, rich in vitamin C, were used by sailors to ward off scurvy.
LIME ST (2)	C	Sydney	25	G16-17	2000	A new street partly on original site now extended by crossing Erskine St and subhuming original Shelley St. Now running full length of  wharves 1 to 9 Darling Harbour.
LINCOLN CR	C	Woolloomooloo	56	N 17	2011
LINDEN LA	D	Chippendale	27	F 4	2008	See Lombard Pl
LINDEN LA	C	Surry Hills	28/30	M3/N3	2010
LINDSAY LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	Q 2	2010
LINK RD	C	Zetland	76	L 16	2017
LINTHORPE LA	C	Newtown	64	Q 10	2042	Lane named following the subdivision of 1873.
LINTHORPE ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 10	2042	This street follows the original driveway of Linthorpe House which was situated on more than 4 acres.
LIPSCOMBE ST	R	Redfern	65	F 9	2016	See Margaret St.
LIST LA	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Walter List was a Surry Hills landowner. Street disappeared in the Brisbane St Resumption of 1928.
LITTLE …..						As 'Little' streets are usually matched with a street name without this prefix, origins of named are not repeated here.
LITTLE ABERCROMBIE ST	R	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	See Cooper St and O'Connor St.
LITTLE ALBION ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010
LITTLE ARTHUR ST	R	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010	Surry St until 1875, see Rainford St.
LITTLE BARCOM ST	D	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010	Was off Oxford St between Victoria St and Barcom Av.
LITTLE BEAUMONT ST	D	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	Bowman La until 1903. Resumed and surrounding street layout altered, from 1911.
LITTLE BLOOMFIELD ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
LITTLE BOURKE ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
LITTLE BRISBANE ST	R	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	See Poplar St.
LITTLE BUCKINGHAM ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	J5/J6	2010
LITTLE BURTON ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010
LITTLE CHAPEL RW	R	Sydney	26	K16	2000	See Bligh St.
LITTLE CLEVELAND ST	C	Redfern	66	M 8	2016	Originally off Chelsea St.
LITTLE COLLINS ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 5	2010
LITTLE DARLING ST	R	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	See Frazer St.
LITTLE DARLING ST	R	Glebe	65	B 1	2037	See Darling St.
LITTLE DEVONSHIRE ST	D	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010	Possibly Ann's Pl before 1875.
LITTLE DOWLING ST	C	Paddington	30	N 4	2021	Earlier was a section of  Williams La.
LITTLE EDWARD ST	C	Pyrmont	25	E 18	2009
LITTLE ESSEX ST	D	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	Early on called Surrey La, then Brown Bear La, varied with Essex La and Fraser's La. Called Little Essex St from 1875 until its demise in 1908 when George St was widened. Brown Bear was the name of an inn.
LITTLE EVELEIGH ST	C	Redfern	65	E 8	2016
LITTLE GEORGE ST	R	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	See Curtin Pl.
LITTLE GIPPS ST	R	Surry Hills	28	L 3	2010	See Mackey St.
LITTLE GLOUCESTER ST	R	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	See Playfair St.
LITTLE HARBOUR ST	D	Sydney	27	H 2	2000	Resumed for markets. Now under Entertainment Centre, Darling Harbour.
LITTLE HAY ST	C	Haymarket	27	H 2	2000	Mill St until 1875. Named for Dickson's Steam mill, est 1815. Not to be confused with Mill St/Brewery La, in the same vicinity!
LITTLE HILL ST	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	See Upton Pl.
LITTLE HUNTER ST	C	Sydney	26	J 16	2000
LITTLE MACLEAY ST	R	Darlinghurst	30	Q 1	2010	See Craigend Pl.
LITTLE MACQUARIE ST	R	Sydney	28	K 2	2000	See Alberta St.
LITTLE MOUNT ST	C	Pyrmont	55	D 18	2009
LITTLE NAPIER ST	C	Paddington	30	N 4	2021
LITTLE NORTON LA	D	Surry Hills	28	L 4	2010	Ran off Foveaux St between Riley and Little Norton Sts. Still in directory 1984
LITTLE NORTON ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	L5/L4	2010
LITTLE OXFORD ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010
LITTLE PIER ST	C	Haymarket	27	G 1	2000	So named because it once connected to Darling harbour.
LITTLE QUAY ST	D	Sydney	27	H 2	2000	Now under Entertainment Centre, Darling Harbour.
LITTLE QUEEN ST	C	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Little Chippendale Pl West until 1909
LITTLE QUEEN ST	C	Newtown	65	A 8	2042
LITTLE REGENT ST	C	Chippendale	27	G4	2008	Terminus St until 1905, announcing proximity to the railway.
LITTLE RILEY ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	L3/L4/L5/L6	2010
LITTLE SELWYN ST	C	Paddington	30	N 4	2021	Section off Albion St earlier called Albion La.
LITTLE SMITH ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 3	2010	This appears on the 1843 subdivision of John Samuel Smith's Fosterville Estate as a 'back entrance'.
LITTLE SPRING ST	D	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	This name was formerly 'unnamed' in 1864 when it became privatised.		.
LITTLE STEWART ST	C	Paddington	30	R 5	2021
LITTLE SURREY ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 1	2010
LITTLE WEST ST	C	Darlinghurst	30/66	Q2/Q1	2010
LITTLE WYNDHAM ST	C	Alexandria	65	F 10	2015
LITTLE YOUNG ST	C	Redfern	66	K 8	2016
LIVERPOOL LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 1	2010
LIVERPOOL ST	C	Darlinghurst	28/30	L1/Q2	2010
LIVERPOOL ST	C	Sydney	27/28	H1/J1/K1	2000	Robert Banks Jenkinson 2nd Earl of Liverpool, 1770-1828, Secretary for War and Colonies 1809-12.
LLANKELLY PL	C	Potts Point	29	Q 19	2011
LOCK LA	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q 4	2037	Privately owned.
LOCOMOTIVE ST	C	Eveleigh	65	D 10	2043
LODGE ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	R 4	2037	Together with Forest St, commemorates Andrew Foss's family residence 'Forest Lodge'.
LODGE ST	C	Glebe	65	A 4	2037	Together with Forest St, commemorates Ambrose Foss' family residence 'Forest Lodge'.
LOFTUS LA	C	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	Earlier known as Elizabeth La.
LOFTUS ST	D	Moore Park	479	B 6	2021	Previously located adjacent to Hordern Pavilion.
LOFTUS ST	C	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	Castlereagh St North until 1881. The original naming indicated that an intended through alignment never occurred. Lord Loftus was Governor of NSW, 1879-85.
LOMBARD CL	C	Glebe	65	A 2	2037
LOMBARD LA	C	Glebe	65	A 2	2037
LOMBARD PL	D	Chippendale	27	F 4	2008	Linden La until c.1881. This La ran off Parramatta St (Broadway) between Parramatta Pl (Carlton) and Charles St (Balfour). Linden is probably a corruption of London as other streets in the area also designated areas in Britain.
LOMBARD ST	C	Glebe	65	A 2	2037
LONGDOWN ST	C	Newtown	64/65	R8/A8	2042	On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844.
LONGS LA	C	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	In existence by at least 1820. William Long was a publican and wharf owner in Millers Point.
LORD ST	R	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	See St Barnabas St.
LOTTIE LYELL AV	C	Moore Park	479	C 4	2021	Previously called Commemoration Avenue. One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998.  Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
LOUIS ST	C	Redfern	65	F 7	2016
LOUISA TCE	D	Alexandria	?	?	2015	In Sands Directory 1880
LOUISE LOVELY LA	C	Moore Park	479	D 4	2021	One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
LOVERIDGE ST	C	Alexandria	75	F 12	2015	Named after Councillor and Mayor Loveridge. Made after Alexandria Park was defined after the 1880's.
LOWER AVON ST	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037	See Avon St.
LOWER CAMPBELL ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Mostly demolished in the Brisbane St Resumption, 1930's.
LOWER CARRIAGE LA	C	Haymarket	65	H  4	2000
LOWER FORT ST	C	Dawes Point	24/55	J12/H13	2000	This street developed as a path from the soldiers barracks on Dawes Point to Fort Phillip (now Observatory Hill). George St, west of the Harbour Bridge became part of Lower Fort St in 1963.
LOWER FORT ST	C	Millers Point	23	H 13	2000	This street developed as a path from the soldiers barracks on Dawes Point to Fort Phillip (now Observatory Hill). George St, west of the Harbour Bridge became part of Lower Fort St in 1963.
LUCAS LA	C	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050
LUCAS ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 7	2050	Campbell St until 1913.
LUDGATE LA	R	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	See Blackfriars Pl.
LUDGATE ST	D	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	This street was created in 1879 but was resumed almost immediately by the Education Department for the Blackfriars School site.
LYNDHURST ST	C	Glebe	65	B 2	2037	Named after 'Lyndhurst', built by John Verge for Dr. James Bowman whose wife Mary was a daughter of John and Elizabeth Macarthur. Later became 'Lyndhurst College' among many other incarnations, including that of a soap factory. Earlier extended from (Wentworth) Park Rd to Glebe Point Rd. Later the section from Brougham St to Glebe Point Rd was renamed and became part of Pyrmont Bridge Rd.
LYNE LA	C	Alexandria	75	D 11	2015
LYNE ST	C	Alexandria	75	D 11	2015	Later continued to Alexander St, absorbing Short St.
LYONS LA	C	Sydney	28	K 1	2000
LYONS RD	C	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050
M 1 MWY	C	Sydney	277	L 10	2000
M 2 MWY	C	Sydney	277	K 10	2000
MACARTHUR AV	C	Moore Park	66	P 8	2021
MACARTHUR ST	C	Ultimo	27/65	E3/F2/D3	2007	Extended from Wattle to Bay St after Athlone Place Resumption. Presumably named for John Macarthur (though he owned land at the other end of the peninsula).
MACDONALD ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 13	2043	Town and street named after the Macdonald family. On the death of her husband Hugh, Mary Macdonald married Matthew Bacon and on his death in 1825 married Bernard Rochford in 1828. He inherited Nicholas Devines Burrin Farm and he and Mary later subdivided and sold the property.
MACHINERY AV	D	Moore Park	479	C 6	2021	Now underneath the Coach Drop off Zone.
MACKENZIE ST	R	Moore Park	479	D 4	2021	See Chips Raffety Avenue.
MACKEY ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 3	2010	Little Gipps St until 1896. The Mackeys were a long-term Surry Hills family. Named for Robert Mackey, Alderman 1893-6, 1902-4.
MACLEAN ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 18	2011
MACLEAY ST	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	Q 19	2010	Alexander McLeay (1767-1848). Colonial Secretary 1826-37, botanist, merchant. He was granted 56 acres here by Gov. Darling. ADB
MACLEAY ST	C	Potts Point	29	Q 19	2011	Alexander McLeay (1767-1848). Colonial Secretary 1826-37, botanist, merchant. He was granted 56 acres here by Gov. Darling. ADB
MACQUARIE LA	R	Surry Hills	28	K 4	2010	See Commonwealth La.
MACQUARIE PL	C	Sydney	24	K15	2000	From the Greenway Obelisk in Macquarie Pl all distances in the colony of NSW were measured. Also included part of present Bridge St, (which see).
MACQUARIE ST	C	Sydney	24/26	L14/L17	2000	Lachlan Macquarie, 1762-1824, Governor NSW 1810-1822. ADB. Originally Macquarie St went only from Hyde Park to the Domain. The remainder was Macquarie St North.
MACQUARIE ST NORTH	R	Sydney	24/26	L14/L17	2000	Lachlan Macquarie, 1762-1824, Governor NSW 1810-1822. ADB. Originally Macquarie St went only from Hyde Park to the Domain. The remainder was Macquarie St North.
MACQUARIE ST SOUTH	R	Surry Hills	28	K3-4	2010	See Commonwealth St.
MACQUARIE ST SOUTH	R	Sydney	28	K 1	2000	See Commonwealth St.
MADDISON LA	C	Redfern	66	M 9	2016
MADDISON ST	C	Redfern	66	M 9	2016
MADDOX ST	C	Alexandria	75	C 14	2015
MAGENTA LA	C	Paddington	30	N 4	2021
MAGENTA PL	D	Paddington	30	N 4	2021	Privately owned. Ran off Napier St between Dowling and Verona Sts.
MAIDEN LA	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
MAIDEN LA	D	Sydney	?	?	2000	Originally the traverse of a dam built by Dickson across Darling Harbour (Cockle Bay). Dickson had manufactured steam engines in Maid La, Southwark before immigrating. Other more romantic possibilities for the naming are just as plausible.
MAIN ENTRANCE RD	R	Glebe	55/65	A20/A1	2037	See Ferry Rd.
MALCOLM LA	C	Erskineville	75	A 12	2043	Previously called Azella La.
MALCOLM ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 12	2043	Possibly named after Captain Malcolm's Estate.
MALCOLM'S LA	D	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	Between Abercrombie La and Bond St.
MALLETT LA	C	Camperdown	64	P 7	2050
MALLETT ST	C	Camperdown	64	N5/P6	2050	Named after Alderman and Mayor of Camperdown C. S. Mallett. Earlier was called Parkes St until 1913.
MANDIBLE ST	C	Alexandria	75	F 14	2015
MANNING LA	D	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	Private Laneway residue of Manning Estate.
MANNING RD	C	Camperdown	471	G 3	2006	Uni of Sydney. Named after Manning House, itself named after Sir William Manning, Chancellor from 1878 to 1895. His influence in persuading the Senate to accept female students was critical.
MANNING ST	C	Potts Point	29	Q 18	2011	John Edye Manning (1783-1879), lawyer, held land in Rushcutters Bay and in the business area of town. ADB
MANSFIELD LA	C	Glebe	64	R 1	2037
MANSFIELD ST	C	Glebe	64	R 1	2037	Likely to have been named after the Rev. Ralph Mansfield, who was friend of George Allen (Toxteth House). He was prominent in the Wesleyan Missionary Society, Editor of The Sydney Gazette and noted for his sociological analysis of the 1841 and 1846 Census. His son George Allen Mansfield, who was an architect and an alderman in the 1880's, married Emma, a daughter of George Allen.
MANSION LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 20	2011
MARGARET LA	R	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010	See Hargrave La.
MARGARET LA	C	Sydney	25	H 16	2000	Named in 1937. Refigured after new development in 1978.
MARGARET PL	D	Sydney	25	H 16	2000	See Margaret St.
MARGARET ST	C	Redfern	65	F 9	2016	Earlier called Margaret St or Lipscombe St.
MARGARET ST	C	Sydney	25	H 16	2000	Between George & York this was called Wynyard Sq North until 1887. Prior to the construction of Hickson Rd, Margaret St extended west of Kent St to Darling Harbour, as Margaret Pl.
MARIAN ST	C	Redfern	65	F 8	2016	Earlier had a dogleg on the east now part of Redfern Railway Station.
MARION ST	D	Pyrmont	55	D 17	2009	Acquired by Sydney County Council in 1951 to allow construction of extension to the Pyrmont Power Station.
MARK LA	C	Sydney	25	H 18	2000	Privately owned.
MARKET ROW	C	Sydney	25	H 19	2000
MARKET ST	C	Sydney	25/26	H18/J18	2000	Named by Macquarie in 1810 when he announced his intention to build new markets here, fronting George St. (QVB site). Market St connected with the City Council's market wharf on Darling Harbour.
MARLBOROUGH LA	C	Glebe	65	A 2	2037
MARLBOROUGH ST	C	Glebe	65	A 2	2037
MARLBOROUGH ST	C	Surry Hills	66	K 7	2010
MARRIOTT ST	C	Redfern	66	K 10	2016
MARSDEN ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	Burton St until 1913.
MARSHALL ST	C	Paddington	30	N 3	2021	Named after Marshall's Brewery which was close by.
MARSHALL ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010
MARSHALL ST	R	Surry Hills	66	K 7	2010	See Goodlet St.
MARTIN LA	R	Sydney	26	J17	2000	See Angel Pl.
MARTIN PL	C	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	Between George and Pitt Sts this replaced a narrower Moore St, sometimes colloquially called Post Office St until 1921. Brodsky also mentions Foxlow Pl, now under the southern edge of Martin Pl. The widening of Moore St began in 1892, but the extension of Martin Pl through to Macquarie St was not completed until 1935. Sir James Martin, (1820-86, Chief Justice, politician. ADB
MARTIN PLZ	C	Sydney	56	K 17	2000
MARTIN RD	C	Centennial Park	76	Q 11	2021	One of the eight original streets.
MARTIN ST	D	Moore Park	479	C 6	2021	Was off Suttor Avenue (Bent Avenue).
MARTIN ST	C	Paddington	66	R 6	2021
MARY ANN ST	R	Surry Hills	30	N 5	2010	See Hutchinson Pl.
MARY ANN ST	C	Ultimo	27	E 3	2007	Ann St until 1875. Possibly originally intended to commemorate Surgeon Harris' mother Ann. The name Mary Ann 'fits' with other Ultimo streets named for descendents of George Harris who inherited part of Ultimo from Surgeon Harris.
MARY LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K 4	2010
MARY PL	C	Surry Hills	28	M 4	2010	Renamed Mary Pl after 1984. Edward Flood (1805-1888) was a builder and a landowner in Surry Hills. He was a foundation member of the City Council and Mayor in 1849. ADB.
MARY ST	C	Glebe	54	R 19	2037	Named after Mary Chisholm, nee Mary Bowman. She was the wife of James Chisholm, a private in the NSW Corps who was a very successful early settler.
MARY ST	D	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	See Bremner St.
MARY ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K3/K4	2010	Part of the original Fosterville Estate subdivision of 1843. Later extended south beyond Albion St.
MARY ST	D	Waterloo	65	G 10	2017	Ran between Alice (Phillip) St and Buckland (Wellington) St until after 1965. West St now on similar alignment.
MASON ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050	Wilson St until 1913.
MASSEY ST	D	Moore Park	479	C 6	2021	Was off Suttor Avenue (Bent Avenue).
MATTERSON LA	C	Redfern	66	L 8	2016	Privately owned.
MATTHEW ST	D	Pyrmont	27	G 2	2009	Within UTS site, between Quay St and Darling Dr, previously markets. Named for Matthew Harris?
MAURIE FIELDS ST	C	Moore Park	479	E 4	2021	One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
MAXWELL LA	C	Glebe	64	Q 1	2037
MAXWELL RD	C	Glebe	64	P 1	2037	Also called Maxwell St.
MAY ST	D	Ultimo	65	E 4	2007	On 1880's map. Removed during Athlone Place Resumption 1906. Previously known as May's Pl. Thomas May had a slaughter house here.
MAY'S PL	R	Ultimo	65	E 4	2007	See May St.
MAZE CR	C	Darlington	65	C 7	2006	Uni of Sydney. Wilson Harold Maze (known as Harold) was University Registrar from 1950 until 1955. A building at International House is also named after him. Maze Crescent is made up from renaming the whole of Alma St and part of Darlington Rd. Alma St was named after a battle in the Crimean War.
MAZE LA	C	Chippendale	65	D 6	2008	Robert Maze, alderman 1872-79.
MCALISTER LA	C	Chippendale	65	F 6	2008	Know as Abercrombie La until 1952. Named for a local Chippendale postman.
MCCARTHY PL	C	Woolloomooloo	26	M 20	2011
MCCAULEY LA	C	Alexandria	75	F 12	2015
MCCAULEY ST	C	Alexandria	75	F 13	2015	Named after Mayor McCauley.
MCCONVILLE LA	C	Beaconsfield	75	G 16	2015	Named in 1953.
MCCREDIE ST	D	Pyrmont	55	C17	2009	Part of Alfred St [called Albert in cross reference] (Harvey to Bowman) and renamed in 1875 after the numerous McCredie brothers who lived there and worked as builders and quarrymasters from the 1860's. The street closed in the 1950's and subsumed within the CSR.
MCDONALD LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 17	2011
MCDONALD LA	D	Darlington	472	N 5	2006	University of Sydney. An early Laneway now at the rear of the Seymour Centre.
MCDONALD ST	C	Potts Point	29	Q 17	2011
MCELHONE PL	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010
MCELHONE ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P18/P20	2011	Duke St. until 1922. Probably named for John McElhone, Alderman 1878-82 and MLA. ADB.  Various McElhones have represented the area.
MCELHONE STRS	C	Potts Point	29	Q 18	2011	Probably named for John McElhone, Alderman 1878-82 and MLA. ADB.  Various McElhones have represented the area.
MCEVOY ST	C	Alexandria	75	D12/13	2015
MCEVOY ST	C	Waterloo	75/76	G12/J12	2017	Originally ran between Botany Rd to Morehead St, Waterloo. Later extended to Bourke St in the west and to Euston St Alexandria in the east.
MCKEE ST	C	Ultimo	27	E 3	2007
MCLACHLAN AV	C	Darlinghurst	30	R2	2010
MCLACHLAN WY	C	Darlinghurst	30	R1	2010
MCPHERSON LA	C	Zetland	76	J14	2017
MEAGHER ST	C	Chippendale	65	F 6	2008	Banks St until 1905. Richard D. Meagher (1866-1931), solicitor, alderman, MLA, Lord Mayor 1916-17. Meagher championed the cause of Council housing, with the first ones built in 1914 abutting Meagher St.
MECHANIC ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 9	2042	On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844.
MENTMORE AV	C	Rosebery	75	G 20	2018	Named after Mentmore Towers, the family home of Hannah Rothschild, wife of Archibald Primrose, Earl of Rosebery and daughter of Baron Mayer de Rothschild.
MENZIES ARC	C	Sydney	25/56	H16/J16	2000
MERINO BVD	R	Haymarket	27/65	F2/F1	2000	See Darling Dr.
MERRIMAN ST	C	Millers Point	23/55	G13/G12	2000	Crown Rd until 1875. Residences remain on only the east side, with the west side hewn down for wharves in the 1960's and 70's. James Merriman (1816-1883) shipowner and Millers Point publican. Mayor 1873. ADB
MERTON ST	C	Zetland	75/76	H14/J14	2017
METCALFE ARC	C	The Rocks	24	J 12	2000
MID CITY CENTRE ARC	C	Sydney	26	J 18	2000
MIDDLE SOLDIERS ROW	R	Sydney	23/25	H15/H16/H18	2000	See Clarence St.
MIDDLE ST	R	Chippendale	65	F6	2008	See Dale Av.
MIDDLESEX LA	R	The Rocks	23	H 14	2000	See Essex St.
MILES ST	C	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010	In part demolished for Devonshire St Housing Scheme, and within Ward Park, 1950's.
MILFORD ST	C	Chippendale	27	F4	2008	See Balfour St
MILK LA	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Removed in the Brisbane St Resumption. 1920's.
MILK ST	D	Surry Hills	28	L 3	2010	Removed in the Brisbane St Resumption. 1920's.
MILL LA	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	Kendall's La until 1905, then Playfair La until 1976. It 'goes with' Kendall La, (new alignment) and commemorates Lawrence Kendall's steam flour mill.
MILL ST	R	Haymarket	27	G 2	2000	See Brewery La.
MILL ST	R	Haymarket	27	H 2	2000	See Little Hay St.
MILL ST	C	Pyrmont	55	D 16	2009	Named for the site of John Macarthur's original Pyrmont windmill, c.1807. Realigned after 1984.
MILL ST	R	Woolloomooloo	29	P 18	2011	See Nesbitt St.
MILLER LA	C	Pyrmont	55	C 18	2009	Northern section from Bayview Street privately owned. Named in 1911, and on a new alignment in 1922, after the railway cutting dissected it. Originally ran from Miller St to Gipps La.
MILLER ST	R	Glebe	65	A 1	2037	Named for George Miller who had an estate off The Glebe Rd before 1840. See Taylor St.
MILLER ST	C	Pyrmont	55	C 18	2009
MILLERS RD	D	Millers Point	23	G 12	2000	Curved from Kent St to Moores Rd (Dalgety Rd). Demolished by Sydney Harbour Trust in the early 20th C. Earlier known as Millers Point Rd. See Wentworth St for more detail.
MILSON LA	C	The Rocks	24	J 15	2000
MILTON TCE	D	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050	Appears on the Milton subdivision plan of 1843. It was the name given to a small section of The Great Western Highway between Church St and Parkes (Mallett) St.
MILTONS LA	D	Sydney	27	H 2	2000	Privately owned.
MINOGUE CRS	C	Forest Lodge	64	P2/Q3	2037	Named after Daniel Minogue in 1964. He was M.H.R. for West Sydney from 1949 to 1969. Previously called Crescent St, Crescent St North, Crescent La and Tramway Reserve.
MISSENDEN RD	C	Camperdown	64	Q 6	2050	It has been suggested that it was named after the road joining the villages of Great and Little Missenden in Buckinghamshire. It was on Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844.
MISSENDEN RD	C	Newtown	64	R 8	2042	It has been suggested that it was named after the road joining the villages of Great and Little Missenden in Buckinghamshire. It was on Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844.
MISSION STRS	C	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000
MITCHELL LA	C	Alexandria	75	D 12	2015
MITCHELL LA EAST	C	Glebe	65	C 3	2037
MITCHELL LA WEST	C	Glebe	65	C 3	2037
MITCHELL PL	C	Eveleigh	65	E 10	2043
MITCHELL RD	C	Alexandria	75	B14-E11	2015	Possibly named after Joseph Mitchell. He was MLA for the area 1881-85 and 1888-89.
MITCHELL RD	C	Erskineville	75	B 14	2043	Possibly named after Joseph Mitchell. He was MLA for the area 1881-85 and 1888-89.
MITCHELL ST	C	Centennial Park	67	B 7	2021	One of the eight original streets.
MITCHELL ST	C	Glebe	65	B 4	2037	Listed in 1859. The top section was early known as Harden St, after Jane Harden, wife of Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney.
MITCHELL WY	C	Eveleigh	65	E 9	2043
MONKS LA	C	Alexandria	75	B 11	2015
MONT CLAIR LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 2	2010
MOON ST	R	Redfern	65	E 9	2016	See Cornwallis St.
MOON ST	D	Waterloo	65	G 10	2017	Was located off George St.
MOORE PARK RD	C	Centennial Park	67	A 6	2021	Street named for Sydney Alderman Charles Moore who helped establish the city's legal title to Sydney Common. In 1867 Moore Park was named in his honour.
MOORE PARK RD	C	Moore Park	66/67	N5-R6/A6	2021	Suburb and street named for Sydney Alderman Charles Moore who helped establish the city's legal title to Sydney Common. In 1867 the area was renamed in his honour.
MOORE PARK RD	C	Paddington	30/66	N5/P5	2021	Earlier called Park Rd.
MOORE ST	R	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	See Martin PL.
MOORE STRS	C	Sydney	24	L 14	2000
MOORES LA	C	Alexandria	75	F 12	2015
MOORES LA	R	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	See Rodens La.
MOORES RD	R	Millers Point	23	G 12	2000	See Dalgety Rd.
MOORGATE LA	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008
MOORGATE ST	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008
MOREHEAD ST	C	Redfern	66	K 9	2016
MOREHEAD ST	C	Waterloo	76	J 11	2017
MORLEY AV	C	Rosebery	75/76	G18/J19	2018	Named after John Morley,Viscount Morley of Blackburn (1838-1923). Chief Secretary for Ireland in 1885. Secretary for India from 1905 to 1910. Journalist, author and statesman.
MORRIS GV	C	Zetland	76	K 14	2017	Named after the British motor car. Part of British Leyland subdivision.
MORRIS LA	D	Surry Hills	28	L 4	2010	Disappeared in Brisbane St Resumption, c.1912
MORRISSEY RD	C	Erskineville	74	R 12	2043	Pleasant St until 1952.
MORT LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
MORT ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010	See Angel Pl. Thomas Sutcliffe Mort (1816-78), arrived 1838. auctioneer, woolbroker, Sydney Railway Company, Morts Dry Dock (1855), cheesemaker, refrigeration. Associations with Balmain, Darling Point. ADB
MORTS PASSAGE	R	Sydney	26	J17	2000	Jones St until 1875. Thomas Sutcliffe Mort (1816-78), arrived 1838. auctioneer, woolbroker, Sydney Railway Company, Morts Dry Dock (1855), cheesemaker, refrigeration. Associations with Balmain, Darling Point. ADB
MORTS ST	D	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	See Goldsborough La. Thomas Sutcliffe Mort (1816-78), arrived 1838. auctioneer, woolbroker, Sydney Railway Company, Morts Dry Dock (1855), cheesemaker, refrigeration. Associations with Balmain, Darling Point. ADB
MOUNT ST	C	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	So named because of its elevation.
MOUNT ST	C	Redfern	66	M 8	2016
MOUNT ST WLK	C	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	A new St.
MOUNTAIN LA	C	Ultimo	27	E 3	2007
MOUNTAIN ST	C	Ultimo	27	E 3	2007	Built in 1906, on the line of Athlone Pl, resumed. Named for Adrien Mountain, city surveyor 1879-86.
MOUROOT ST	R	Rushcutters Bay	29	R 20	2011	See Clement St.
MRS MACQUARIE'S RD	C	Sydney	29	N 16	2000	Named in 1950, it leads to Mrs Macquarie's 'Chair', a seat carved out of the sandstone used by Elizabeth Macquarie, the wife of Governor Lachlan Macquarie. Often referred to as Lady Macquarie's Rd. see Elizabeth St.
MT VERNON LA	C	Glebe	65	A 4	2037
MT VERNON ST	C	Glebe	65	A 4	2037	Possibly named after Admiral Edward Vernon 1684-1757. Part of the Bishopthorpe subdivision from 1856.
MULGRAVE ST	R	Sydney	26	K16	2000	See Phillip St.
MULLINS ST	C	Sydney	25	H 19	2000	Broughton La until 1905.
MUNN ST	C	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	Once a curved St around Millers Point. It was cut down for container terminals in the 1960's, leaving a few houses which now stand within the Munn St Reserve. James Munn, a Millers Point shipbuilder, operated a floating dock here by the 1820's.
MUNNI ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 12	2043
MUNNI ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 12	2042
MURRAY ST	C	Pyrmont	25	E18/E19	2009	Named for Anna Maria Bunn nee Murray. See Bunn St.
MURRAY ST	C	Sydney	25	E 19	2000
MURRAY ST	C	Waterloo	76	L 12	2017
MYRTLE LA	C	Chippendale	65	D 5	2008	See Paints La.
MYRTLE ST	C	Chippendale	27/65	E5/D6	2008	The oldest section, from Blackwattle Creek (approx. Pine St) to Abercrombie existed as Wattle St from 1838 to 1875. Myrtle St (Pine to City Rd) is one of a group of 'botanical' Sts on the site of Shepherd's Nursery (see Shepherd St).
NAPIER ST	C	Paddington	30	N 4	2021
NAPOLEON ST	C	Sydney	25/55	G16/G15	2000	This street existed at least by 1865 but was on a different alignment.
NAVIN LA	D	Zetland	75	H 16	2017	See Chester La.
NAVINS LA	C	Zetland	75/76	H14/J13	2017	A new lane.
NEILD AV	C	Darlinghurst	66/67	R2/A2	2010
NELSON LA	C	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017
NELSON ST	R	Newtown	65	A 8	2042	On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844. See Queen St.
NESBITT ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 18	2011	Mill St until 1905. Thomas H. Nesbitt was Town Clerk of Sydney, 1902-24. ADB
NEW GEORGE ST	R	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	See Playfair St.
NEW JONES ST	D	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	When part of Jones St was sold to CSR in 1906, a 'New Jones St' was created at the western boundary of their property. Council sold this to CSR in 1930, blocking the last public access to Johnston's Bay.
NEW ST	D	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	One of several streets in this vicinity purchased from the Council by CSR, early 1980's.
NEW ST	R	Sydney	28	J 1	2000	See Dungate La.
NEWCOMBE ST	C	Paddington	67	A 6	2021
NEWMAN LA	C	Newtown	74	Q 11	2042	Named following the Gowrie Estate subdivision of 1878.
NEWMAN ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 11	2042	Named after Charles Alfred Newman, school master, Council auditor and local Registrar of Births, Marriages and Deaths.
NEWS DIRECT RD	C	Alexandria	75	C 19	2015
NEWTON LA	C	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015
NEWTON LA	C	Sydney	25/55	G17/H17	2000	Named in 1912. Sold by Council to private developers in 1985.
NEWTON ST	C	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015	Described as New-ton on Henderson's Camelia Grove Estate sub-division 1897.
NEWTOWN RD	R	Chippendale	65	C 7	2008	See City/Cooks River Rd. Named after John Webster's New Town Store by 1832. Known before the 1880's as Newtown Rd. Changed to City Rd between George St West (Broadway) and Cleveland St. Renamed Newtown Rd in 1903. Changed back to City Rd in 1923.
NEWTOWN RD	R	Newtown	65	B7/D5	2042	See City Rd/Cooks River Rd. Named after John Webster's New Town Store by 1832. Known before the 1880's as Newtown Rd. Changed to City Rd between George St West (Broadway) and Cleveland St. Renamed Newtown Rd in 1903. Changed back to City Rd in 1923.
NICHOLS ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	M4/M5	2010	Convict Isaac Nichols was an early landowner in Surry Hills, and Sydney's first postmaster, 1809.
NICHOLSON ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 18	2011	Sir Charles Nicholson, medical doctor, MLC, Vice-Chancellor of Sydney University. ADB
NICKSON LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
NICKSON ST	C	Surry Hills	66	L 7	2010
NIMROD ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 1	2010	Darling St to 1909.
NITHSDALE LA	C	Sydney	28	K1/K2	2000
NITHSDALE ST	C	Sydney	28/66	K2/K1	2000	Took its name from Nithsdale house, fronting Liverpool St.
NOBBS LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
NOBBS ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010	Joseph Nobbs was an early landholder in Surry Hills.
NORFOLK ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 11	2042	Originally called King St and later renamed Norfolk St. Later became a dogleg to Cooks River Rd subhuming the original George St in the 1880's. The section of Norfolk Rd from King St to Whitehorse St renamed Whitehorse St in 1958.
NORMAN ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010
NORTHCOTE LA	C	Glebe	54	Q 19	2037
NORTHCOTE RD	C	Glebe	54	Q 19	2037
NORTON ST	C	Glebe	65	B 3	2037
NORTON ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 5	2010	James Norton (1795-1862), solicitor, businessman, pamphleteer. ADB
NURSES WK	C	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	An extension of Harrington La. Named by rocks Authority in 1979.
OAK LA	C	Potts Point	29/56	Q17/Q16	2011
OATLEY LA	R	Woolloomooloo	29	N 20	2011	See Egan Place.
OATLEY RD	C	Paddington	30	R 5	2021
OATLEY ST	R	Paddington	30	P 5	2021	See Josephson St.
O'BRIENS LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 1	2010
O'CONNELL ST	C	Newtown	64	R 8	2042	Named after Sir Maurice O'Connell, who was the second husband of Mary Putland, Governor Bligh's daughter. He later came into possession of  William Bligh's Camperdown Estate.  The street is on Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844.
O'CONNELL ST	C	Sydney	26/56	K16/J16	2000	Named by Macquarie in 1810. Earlier called South Row or South St. Sir Maurice Charles O'Connell, (1768-1848), arrived in NSW in 1809. Commander of the forces until 1847. ADB
O'CONNOR LA	C	Alexandria	75	G 15	2015	Named in 1953 after the Right Hon. T.P. O'Connor, Parliamentarian and Editor.
O'CONNOR LA	C	Beaconsfield	75	G 15	2015	Named in 1953 after the Right Hon T. P. O'Connor, Parliamentarian and Editor.
O'CONNOR ST	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	Built as Coopers Row in 1845, renamed Little Abercrombie St in 1875, and O'Connor St in 1881. It was briefly known as Robey's Row in the 1850's after the CSR bought out Robert Cooper, but reverted to Coopers Row after a falling out between the CSR and James Robey, one of its early directors. He was sacked when he attempted to set up a rival sugar company.
O'DEA AV	C	Waterloo	76	J-L13	2017	Named in 1950.
O'DEA AV	C	Zetland	76	J-L13	2017	Named in 1950.
OGDEN LA	C	Redfern	66	K 9	2016
OLD NEWTOWN RD	R	Darlington	472	K 9	2006	Uni of Sydney. Ran from Golden Grove St to Raglan St. Later became part of Darlington Rd.
OLIVIA LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
O'LOUGHLIN ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	J5/J4	2010	Known as Terry St until renaming in 1919. It ran next to the brewery originally built by convict millionaire Samuel Terry.
OMNIBUS LA	C	Ultimo	27	F2/G3	2007	Privately owned. The location of one of Sydney's largest omnibus companies, and later tramsheds.
ONSLOW AV	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 18	2011	Arthur Pooley Onslow of the East India Company married Rosa, daughter of Alexander McLeay. The street is within McLeay's land grant.
ONSLOW PL	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 18	2011	Arthur Pooley Onslow of the East India Company married Rosa, daughter of Alexander McLeay. The street is within McLeay's land grant.
O'RIORDAN ST	C	Alexandria	75	D20/F16	2015	Named after Mayor O'Riordan.
O'RIORDAN ST	C	Beaconsfield	75	F 16	2015	Named after Mayor O'Riordan.
ORPHAN SCHOOL CREEK LA	C	Camperdown	471	C 3	2006	Uni of Sydney. Orphan School Creek runs through the University grounds and under Parramatta Rd. The Orphan School was granted the whole of Grose Farm and other land in the vicinity in 1803. It held Grose Farm until the 1820s when it moved to Bathurst.
ORWELL LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 19	2011
ORWELL ST	C	Potts Point	29	Q 19	2011	Justice John Stephens house 'Orwell' was built on his land grant there, c.1829. (Site of Metro Picture Theatre).
O'SULLIVAN ST	D	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010	Goodlet St (part) until 1905. Demolished in Devonshire St Remodelling immediately after WW11. E. W. O'Sullivan, 1846-1910, was Minister for Public Works and a local alderman in Surry Hills.
OSWALD LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	R 1	2010
OTTO ST	D	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010	Originally a continuation of Butt St. Within Devonshire St Housing Area, 1950's.
OUTRAM ST	C	Chippendale	27	G 5	2008	Junction St until 1875. Originally Outtrim St, it was named after Daniel Outtrim,  Chief Engineer at nearby Tooth's Brewery (now Carlton Brewery). Perhaps he was assisted in getting a St named after himself by being the son-in-law of Benjamin Palmer, Mayor of Sydney.
OWEN LA	C	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	A new lane after the Athlone St Resumption, 1906. Now a private Rd.
OWEN ST	C	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	A new street. Prior to resumptions, there was an Owen St but it was further north of Smail St. Now public open space.
OXFORD SQ	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 2	2010	Burton St, between Oxford St and Riley St, named Oxford Sq in 1887.
OXFORD SQ	C	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Burton St, between Oxford St and Riley St, named Oxford Sq in 1887.
OXFORD SQ ARCADE	C	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010
OXFORD ST	C	Darlinghurst	28/30	L1/N3	2010	Earlier South Head Rd. Oxford St was widened progressively after 1916.
OXFORD ST	C	Paddington	30	N 3	2021	Earlier South Head Rd. Oxford St was widened progressively after 1916.
OXFORD ST	C	Surry Hills	28/30	L1/N3	2010	Earlier South Head Rd. Oxford St was widened progressively after 1916.
OXLEY LA	C	Centennial Park	76	Q 11	2021	A new lane named after 1925. Not on earlier maps.
OXLEY ST	R	Centennial Park	76	Q 11	2021	This street was the section of Martin Rd and Robertson Rd which ran parallel to Anzac Parade. It is one of the eight original streets.
OXLEY ST	C	Glebe	54	R 19	2037	Named after the early explorer John Oxley.
PAINTS LA	C	Chippendale	27/65	E5/D5	2008	Until 1926 the short portion of this right angled lane was known as Myrtle La.
PALACE ST	D	Moore Park	479	E 7	2021	Ran parallel to Suttor Avenue.
PALINGS LA	D	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	Private Lane. Palings was for many years a musical instrument firm.
PALMER LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 1	2010
PALMER ST	C	Darlinghurst	26/28	M20/M2	2010	John Palmer, (1760-1833), commissary, arrived in the colony in 1788. Granted 100 acres at Palmers Cove, (Woolloomooloo) and 200 acres in Surry Hills in 1794. Built Woolloomooloo Farm. ADB
PALMER ST	C	Woolloomooloo	26/29	M20/N20	2011	John Palmer, (1760-1833), commissary, arrived in the colony in 1788. Granted 100 acres at Palmers Cove, (Woolloomooloo) and 200 acres in Surry Hills in 1794. Built Woolloomooloo Farm. ADB
PALMERSTON AV	C	Glebe	65	A 2	2037
PALMERSTON RD	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037
PARADISE ROW	R	Chippendale	17	F 5	2008	See Smithers St.
PARBURY LA	C	Dawes Point	24	J 12	2000
PARBURY LA	C	Ultimo	27	E 2	2007
PARK AV	C	Glebe	54/64	Q20/Q1	2037	Originally Toxteth Avenue. Was the entrance to the cricket ground at Toxteth Park.
PARK LA	R	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010	See College La.
PARK LA	C	Erskineville	75	B 11	2043
PARK LA	C	Glebe	65	C 2	2037
PARK LA	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042
PARK LA	C	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017
PARK RD	C	Alexandria	75	E 11	2015	Named after it's proximity to Alexandria Park.
PARK RD	R	Glebe	64	R 1	2037	See Allen St.
PARK RD	R	Glebe	65	C 1	2037	See Wentworth Park Rd.
PARK RD	R	Moore Park	66/67	N5-R6/A6	2021	See Moore Park Rd.
PARK RD	R	Paddington	30/66	N5/P5	2021	See Moore Park Rd.
PARK RD NORTH	C	Moore Park	479	B 5	2021
PARK RD SOUTH	C	Moore Park	479	C 6	2021
PARK ST	C	Erskineville	75	B 11	2043
PARK ST	C	Sydney	26	J 19	2000	Named in 1810 by Macquarie. Then it extended only to Hyde Park. By 1831, it had crossed the Park to College St. Its continuation (William St) was not built until a few years later.
PARKER LA	C	Haymarket	27	H 3	2000
PARKER ST	C	Haymarket	27	H 3	2000	H. W. Parker was Premier of NSW, 1856-7.
PARKERS LA	C	Erskineville	74	R 13	2043
PARKES ST	R	Camperdown	64	P 6-7	2050	See Mallett St.
PARKHAM LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
PARKHAM PL	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
PARKHAM ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
PARRAMATTA OLD RD	R	Forest Lodge	64/65	R5/A4	2037	See Arundel St.
PARRAMATTA PL	R	Chippendale	27	F 5	2007	See Carlton St.
PARRAMATTA RD	C	Camperdown	64/65	N6/R5/A5	2050
PARRAMATTA RD	C	Forest Lodge	64/65	R5/A5	2037	Also called Great Western Highway.
PARRAMATTA RD	C	Glebe	65	A 5	2037	Also called Great Western Highway.
PARRAMATTA ST	D	Chippendale	27	E4/F4	2007	Lies outside the original tollgate, part of the road to Parramatta. Called Parramatta St until 1877, then George St West. Broadway from Harris to Bay Sts and was formally named in 1934, following resumptions and road widening. Colloquially the term Broadway was in use before this date. In its early stage as Parramatta St it ran closer to Darling Harbour (Cockle Bay), following present day Thomas St, and was re-aligned again in the 1820's.
PARRAMATTA ST	R	Ultimo	27	E4/F4	2007	Lies outside the original tollgate, part of the road to Parramatta. Called Parramatta St until 1877, then George St West. Broadway from Harris to Bay Sts and was formally named in 1934, following resumptions and road widening. Colloquially the term Broadway was in use before this date. In its early stage as Parramatta St it ran closer to Darling Harbour (Cockle Bay), following present day Thomas St, and was re-aligned again in the 1820's.
PATERNOSTER ROW	C	Pyrmont	55	D 18	2009	In the 19th C. known as Paternoster St.
PATERSON ST	R	Moore Park	479	D 3	2021	See Bert Bailey St.
PATTERSON LA	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
PAUL ST	R	Rosebery	75	G 20	2018	See Dunning Av.
PAUL ST	R	Zetland	75	H 15	2017	See Dunning Av.
PAWLEY ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010	Essentially removed by the extension of Devonshire St to Bourke St, 1916. William Pawley owned an early tannery in Bourke St.
PEARL ST	D	Surry Hills	66	K 6	2010	College St until 1875. Demolished in Devonshire St Housing Scheme 1950's.
PEER ST	R	Darlinghurst	29	Q 20	2010	See Earl Pl.
PELICAN LA	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Edward St until 1875. Green's La, at right angles to Pelican La was also sometimes called Pelican La (see Graham St). Disappeared in Robin Hood La resumptions, 1920's.
PELICAN ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Likely to be named after the Pelican Hotel, in the street since 1865.
PEMBROKE PL	D	Potts Point	56	R 18	2011	Privately owned.
PEMBROKE ST	C	Surry Hills	66	J 7	2010
PENDRILL ST	C	Glebe	54	Q 20	2037	Originally Pendrill Lane. The Rev. John Pendrill was a Church of England minister and schoolmaster.
PENFOLD PL	C	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	Private Lane , named by owner W. C. Penfold & Co. Stationers. In use since 1950's.
PENNYS LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 20	2011
PERICLES TCE	D	Alexandria	?	?	2015	In Sands Directory 1880
PERRY ST	C	Surry Hills	66	J 7	2010
PETER FINCH AV	C	Moore Park	479	B 6	2021	Earlier called Century Square.  One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
PHELPS LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010
PHELPS ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	M5/M6	2010	Thomas Phelps appeared as a major Surry Hills landlord in the first city assessment of 1845.
PHILLIP LA	R	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010	See Arnold La.
PHILLIP LA	C	Sydney	24/26	L15/L16	2000
PHILLIP ST	D	Eveleigh	65	E 10	2043	Street truncated by Australian Technology Park. See Phillips St Alexandria.
PHILLIP ST	C	Glebe	65	C 2	2037	Named after Governor Phillip.
PHILLIP ST	R	Moore Park	479	F 4	2021	See Enid Bennett St.
PHILLIP ST	C	Redfern	65/66	G9/F9/J10	2016	Currently runs between Cope St. and Bourke St. In 1880's only named Phillip St between Castlereagh St to Young St. At that time called Boundary St between Castlereagh St to Pitt St and Alice St between Pitt to George Sts.
PHILLIP ST	C	Sydney	24/26/56	K15/K16/K17/L15	2000	Name by Macquarie in 1810. Earlier know as Back Row, Back Row East or Mulgrave St. It was extended from Bent St to the Quay after Old Government House was vacated in 1845. Extension between Chifley Sq and Bent St also named Phillip St in 1964. Arthur Phillip (1738-1814), Admiral, first Governor of NSW. ADB
PHILLIP ST	C	Waterloo	65/66	G9/L10	2017	Currently runs between Cope St. and Bourke St. In 1880's only named Phillip St between Castlereagh St to Young St. At that time called Boundary St between Castlereagh St to Pitt St and Alice St between Pitt to George Sts.
PHILLIPS ST	C	Alexandria	75	E 11	2015	Street truncated by Australian Technology Park.
PHYSICS RD	C	Camperdown	471	G 5	2006	Uni of Sydney
PICCADILLY ARC	C	Sydney	56	J 19	2000	Privately owned.
PICKUP LA	D	Eveleigh	65	E 10	2043	Now subhumed into Australian Technology Park.
PICKUP ST	D	Eveleigh	65	E 10	2043	Now subhumed into Australian Technology Park.
PIER ST	C	Haymarket	65	G 1	2000
PIER ST	C	Sydney	27	G 1	2000	So named because it once connected to Darling Harbour.
PINE LA	C	Chippendale	65	D 6	2008
PINE LA	C	Newtown	65	A 10	2042
PINE PL	C	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008
PINE ST	C	Chippendale	27/65	E5/E6	2008	One of a group of 'botanical ' streets on the site of Shepherd's Darling Nursery. (See Shepherd St).
PINE ST	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042	Named after Felix Wilson's residence called 'The Pines' which had a large number of Norfolk Island Pines around it.
PIRRAMA RD	C	Pyrmont	55	C16/D17	2009	A new street.
PITT ROW	R	Sydney	24/26	J15/J16	2000	See Pitt St Sydney.
PITT ST	C	Haymarket	27/28	H4/J2/J3	2000
PITT ST	C	Redfern	65	H 9	2016	Named in 1842 Redfern Estate Subdivision sale.
PITT ST	C	Sydney	24/26/28/56/66	J15/J17/J19/J20/J2/J16/J20	2000	One of the earliest named streets, it was at first known as Pitt Row, and is usually assumed to commemorate William Pitt, British Prime Minister. Bertie argued that this was unlikely, preferring the explanation that the street terminated close to the tanks or pits excavated in the Tank Stream 1791-2. Pitt St's extension from Hunter to the quay was not completed until 1853. Pitt St Sydney now terminates at Railway Sq. Pitt St Redfern commences at Cleveland St. and continues through to Waterloo. This appears to be a very early continuation of the original street.
PITT ST	C	Waterloo	65/75	H 10/H11/H12	2017	This appears to be a very early continuation of the original Pitt St Sydney.
PITT ST MALL	C	Sydney	56	J 18	2000	Pitt St, between Market and King Sts renamed The Mall in 1981.
PLAYFAIR AV	C	Moore Park	479	C 7	2021	Now part of Centennial Parklands Equestrian Centre.
PLAYFAIR LA	R	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	See Mill La.
PLAYFAIR ST	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	Little Gloucester St and New George St renamed Playfair St in 1885. In 1923, it became an extension of Harrington St, reverting to the name of Playfair St in 1953. Thomas Playfair, carcass butcher, ships provedore, was Alderman 1875-93, Mayor 1885, MLA. ADB.
PLEASANT AV	C	Erskineville	74	R 13	2043
PLEASANT ST	R	Erskineville	74	R 12	2043	See Morrissey Rd.
PLEASANT ST	R	Redfern	65	F 9	2016	See Gibbons St.
PLUNKETT ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 18	2011	John Plunkett (1802-69), Solicitor General. One of several streets named for legal men in this area.
POATE LA	C	Centennial Park	67	A 7	2021	Recently extended.
POATE RD	C	Centennial Park	67	A 7	2021
POATE RD	C	Moore Park	67	A 7	2021	Early street before 1925, recently extended.
POETS CNR	C	Redfern	66	K 9	2016
POINT ST	C	Pyrmont	55	C 16	2009	Leads to Pyrmont Point, originally called Macarthur Point.
POPLAR ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Little Brisbane St until 1897. Extended to Pelican St in 1933 after the resumption of Robin Hood La.
PORTMAN LA	C	Zetland	75	H 14	2017
PORTMAN ST	C	Zetland	75	H14/J15	2017
POTTER ST	C	Waterloo	76	L 11	2017
POTTERY ST	D	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010	Disappeared in Devonshire St Housing Scheme, 1950's. Named for Goodlet and Smiths pottery.
POTTINGER ST	C	Dawes Point	23	H 12	2000	Originally a steep street down to ferry wharf. It took a major sweep to the east in 1922, becoming virtually a different road.
POTTS LA	D	Sydney	25	H 20	2000	Ran parallel to, and south of Bathurst St, between Sussex and Kent Sts, c.1870.
POWELL ST	C	Waterloo	76	J 12	2017	Named after Mayor W. A. Powell.
POWER AV	C	Alexandria	75	E 12	2015
PREMIER LA	C	Darlinghurst	29	N 20	2010
PRESIDENTS AV	R	Moore Park	479	B 5	2021	See John Hargreaves Avenue
PRIMROSE AV	C	Rosebery	75/76	H20/J19	2018	Named after Archibald Phillip Primrose, 5th Earl of Rosebery (1847-1929). He was Prime Minister of England 1894-1895.
PRINCE ALBERT RD	C	Sydney	26	L 18	2000	Albert Rd until 1905
PRINCE(S) ST	R	The Rocks	23	H13	2000	Variously Prince/Princes, renamed by Macquarie in 1810. As the most important street in the area, it was named for the Prince of Wales. Previously Windmill Row 'between Charlotte Sq and government stone windmill northerly to Dawes Point'. Removed for construction of the Harbour Bridge. Now beneath the Bradfield Hwy.
PRINCES HWY	C	Camperdown	65	B 7	2050	Part of City Rd renamed between Cleveland St and Carillon Avenue in 1931.
PRINCES HWY	C	Chippendale	65	B 7	2008	See City Rd.
PRINCES HWY	C	Darlington	65	B 7	2008	See City Rd.
PRINCES HWY	C	Newtown	74	P12	2042	See King St.
PRINCESS AV	C	Rosebery	75	G 17	2018
PRING ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 18	2011
PROBERT ST	C	Newtown	64	N 9	2042	Regent St until 1913.
PROGRESS RD	C	Alexandria	65	C 10	2015
PROGRESS RD	C	Eveleigh	65	C 10	2043
PROSPECT ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 12	2043
PROSPECT ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 9	2042	Named after Prospect House and Prospect Cottage, two early Newtown residences. On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844.
PROSPECT ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010
PROVIDENCE LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010
PROVIDENCE PL	D	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010
PRUDENTIAL ARC	C	Sydney	26	K 17	2000
PUMPHOUSE LA	D	Sydney	?	?	2000	From 1891, the Sydney and Suburban Hydraulic Power Company pumped water from Darling Harbour to power lifts in city buildings.
PURKIS LA	D	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050	Named in 1923.
PURKIS ST	C	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050
PURVES ST	C	Glebe	65	A 3	2037	Named after Purves's Bakery on the north side of the St. He was the first here to introduce mechanisation to bread making. It was the border of Bishopthorpe Sub div 1871.
PYRMONT BRIDGE RD	C	Camperdown	64	N 6	2050	In 1857 the Pyrmont Bridge Company constructed a causeway and bridge across Blackwattle Swamp linking Glebe to the City. It later subhumed the part of Lyndhurst St between Glebe Point Rd and Brougham St.
PYRMONT BRIDGE RD	C	Glebe	55/65	C20/C1	2037	In 1857 the Pyrmont Bridge Company constructed a causeway and bridge across Blackwattle Swamp linking Glebe to the City. It later subhumed the part of Lyndhurst St between Glebe Point Rd and Brougham St.
PYRMONT BRIDGE RD	C	Pyrmont	25/55	E18/D19	2009	Connected to the bridge, built in 1858.
PYRMONT ST	C	Pyrmont	25/55	E19/D17	2000
PYRMONT ST	C	Sydney	25	E 19	2000
PYRMONT ST	C	Ultimo	25/27	E19/F1	2007
QUARRY LA	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037
QUARRY LA	C	Ultimo	27	E 1	2007	See also Burlinson Pl.
QUARRY MASTER DR	C	Pyrmont	55	B 18	2009	A new street.
QUARRY ST	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037
QUARRY ST	C	Ultimo	27/65	E1/D1	2007	The earliest quarries on the Pyrmont Peninsula were located here in the 1840's.
QUAY ST	C	Haymarket	27	G 2	2000	Originally, Darling Harbour wharves were at the end of this street.
QUEEN ST	C	Beaconsfield	75	F 17	2015
QUEEN ST	C	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Chippendale Pl East until 1909.
QUEEN ST	C	Glebe	65	D 3	2037	On Strangers Map 1861.
QUEEN ST	R	Newtown	74	Q 11	2042	Originally the part of the current Whitehorse St between Gibbes St and Newman St in the 1880's. Renamed when Whitehorse St was moved for the third time. Not to be confused with Queen St between Carillon Avenue and Wilson St.
QUEEN ST	C	Newtown	65	A 8	2042	Called Nelson St between Newtown [City] Rd and Bligh St [Carillon Avenue] prior to the 1880's.
QUEEN ST	C	Rosebery	75	G 18	2018	Named after Queen Victoria.
QUEEN ST	R	Sydney	24	K14	2000	See Barton St
QUEEN ST	R	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	See Harrington La.
QUEENS AV	C	Rushcutters Bay	57	A 20	2011	Privately owned.
QUEENS CRT	C	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	Probably named to reflect the previous naming of Dalley St as Queens Pl. However, the relationship no longer holds. (See Dalley St).
QUEENS LA	C	Beaconsfield	75	F 17	2015
QUEENS PL	R	Sydney	24	J15	2000	See Dalley St.
QUEENS SQ	C	Sydney	26	K 18	2000	Named in 1897. Previously known as St James Sq of Chancery Sq, due to proximity of St James Church and the law courts. (Chancery La in London houses law courts).
QUIGLEY'S PL	D	Haymarket	28	J 2	2000	Next to Durand's Alley, this formed part of one of the infamous 'rookeries' of the late 19th century.
RAE PL	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 19	2011	Princess Pl to 1905. John Rae was Town Clerk, 1843-53, Sec. for Public Works and a minor water colourist who painted scenes of many Sydney streets, especially in the 1840's.
RAGLAN LA	D	Darlington	65	C 7	2008
RAGLAN LA	C	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017
RAGLAN ST	C	Darlington	65	D 8	2008	Named after Lord Raglan, Commander-in-Chief during the Crimean War in 1854. The street originally ran between Abercrombie St and Alma St (Maze Crescent). With University expansion, all that remains is an exit for Lander St to Abercrombie St.
RAGLAN ST	C	Waterloo	65	G 10	2017	Earlier ran between Elizabeth St Redfern and Phillip St Alexandria. The section between Botany Rd and Phillip St later renamed a continuation of Henderson Rd.
RAILWAY LA	C	Newtown	74	Q 11	2042
RAILWAY PDE	C	Erskineville	75	A 11	2043	Renamed section of Erskineville Rd to Henderson Rd.
RAILWAY SQ	C	Haymarket	27/65	H4/G4	2000	Named in 1928 after remodeling of this area.
RAILWAY ST	C	Glebe	65	B 1	2037	The railway line was constructed during WW1 to feed shipping outlets at Darling Harbour.
RAINFORD ST	C	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010	Surry St until 1875, later Little Arthur St.
RALPH ST	C	Alexandria	75	F19,20	2015	Named after three times Mayor James Ralph. He opened the first large butchering establishment in the district.
RANDLE LA	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042
RANDLE LA	C	Surry Hills	28	J 5	2010	Created at the time of building of Central Station. Named in 1908.
RANDLE ST	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042	Named after William Randle, a railway man given the contract to build the railway from Sydney to Ashfield.
RANDLE ST	C	Surry Hills	28	J 5	2010
RANDWICK RD	R	Moore Park	66	N6-P10	2021	See Anzac Pde.
RAPER LA	C	Newtown	64	Q 8	2042
RAPER ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 8	2042	The Rapers were early settlers who owned a large property, commonly called 'Raper's Paddock'. Edward Raper was MLA for Newtown.
RAPER ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010	Edward Raper owned houses in Surry Hills in the first city assessment of 1846.
RAPHAEL PL	D	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	Named c.1880 for Joseph Raphael, Alderman in 1860's and 1870's. ADB
RAPHAEL ST	R	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	See Farrar Pl.
RAWSON LA	C	Haymarket	27	H 3	2000	Named in 1908.
RAWSON PL	C	Haymarket	27	H 3	2000
RAWSON ST	D	Sydney	?	?	2000	Keig St until 1907. Sir Henry Rawson, Governor of NSW, 1902-09.
RAY LA	C	Erskineville	75	A 11	2043	Privately owned.
REDFERN LA	C	Redfern	66	J 8	2016
REDFERN ST	C	Redfern	65/66	G8/J8	2016	Named after Dr. William Redfern who was given a land grant in the area by Gov. Macquarie in 1817. The street originally went from Rosehill St to Young St. Section from Rosehill St now called Lawson Square.
REEVE ST	C	Waterloo	75	H 11	2017
REFINERY DR	C	Pyrmont	55	B 17	2009	A new street.
REGAL ARC	C	Sydney	27	H 1	2000
REGENT LA	C	Paddington	67	A 6	2021
REGENT PL	C	Redfern	65	F 8	2016
REGENT ST	C	Chippendale	65	F6/G6	2008	At the mid 19th C. the line of present day Regent St followed Botany Rd, George St South and Botany St. From then on until 1871, it was Botany Rd, a term which persisted unofficially for several more decades.
REGENT ST	R	Newtown	64	N 9	2042	See Probert St.
REGENT ST	C	Paddington	66	R6	2021
REGENT ST	C	Redfern	65	F9/G7	2016
REGIMENTAL CR	C	Camperdown	471	E 3	2006	Uni of Sydney. The University regiment began as the University Volunteer Rifle corps in 1900, changing its name to Sydney University Scouts in 1903 and in 1911 to a militia battalion. Only in 1927 did it become the Sydney University Regiment.
REGIMENTAL SQ	C	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	Section of Wynyard St between George St and Wynyard La closed to traffic and named Regimental Sq in 1977.
REIBY PL	C	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	Reiby La until 1920. Mary Reiby, (1777-1855), convict, businesswoman, shipowner. ADB
REID AV	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 19	2011	Fitzroy Av until 1905. Governor Fitzroy 1846-55. George Reid, NSW Premier, 1894-99. ADB
RENNIE ST	C	Redfern	66	M 8	2016
RENNY LA	C	Paddington	30	R 5	2021
RENNY ST	C	Paddington	30	R 5	2021
RENWICK LA	C	Alexandria	75	C 11	2015
RENWICK ST	C	Alexandria	75	C11/D11	2015
RENWICK ST	C	Redfern	65	G7/G9	2016	Named after George Renwick, a pioneer settler in the district or his son, Sir Arthur Renwick. Called Bulanaming St until 1923.
RESERVE ST	C	Alexandria	75	F 16	2015	Adjacent to McConville Reserve
RESERVE ST	C	Beaconsfield	75	F 16	2015	Adjacent to McConville Reserve
RESERVOIR LA	C	Surry Hills	28	L 3	2010
RESERVOIR ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	Gipps St until 1896. This was an original street of the Fosterville Subdivision in 1843. It got its name from the Crown St Reservoir on the corner. Renamed to combat the 'ill repute' attached to Gipps St.
RETREAT ST	C	Alexandria	75	G 12	2015
REUSS ST	C	Glebe	65	A 3	2037	Named after F. H. Reuss who was a prominent architect and surveyor in Glebe in the 1860's and 1870's. Border of Bishopthorpe Sub div 1871.
REYNOLDS LA	R	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	See Harrington La.
RICE LA	D	Surry Hills	28	K 1	2010	Removed with Wexford St Resumption 1906.
RICHARD JOHNSON SQ	C	Sydney	26	K 16	2000
RICHARDS AV	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010	Beaufort Av from 1899 until 1905. Richard Richards was City Surveyor 1887-1901 and in 1905 was an Alderman. Later Lord Mayor.
RICHARDS LA	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010	Beaufort La until 1905.
RICHMOND ST	D	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	Shine St until 1913. William Shine was a local publican.
RICKETTS AV	C	Glebe	54	R 20	2037	Privately owned. Named for the architect Michael Golden's daughter Mary, who married John Ricketts in 1876.
RIDGE LA	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
RIDGE PL	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010
RIDGE ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010	Samuel St until 1895.
RILEY LA	R	Woolloomooloo	26	M 19	2011	See Busby La.
RILEY PL	R	Darlinghurst	28	M 3	2010	See Arnold Pl.
RILEY ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 1	2010
RILEY ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L3/L5	2010	Edward Riley bought up tracts of Surry Hills after 1814. After he suicided in 1825 the estate was tied up in legal wrangles and it was not subdivided until 1844, when many new streets were added to Surry Hills.
RILEY ST	C	Woolloomooloo	26	M 20	2011
RIPON WY	C	Rosebery	76	K 19	2018	Named after George Frederick Samuel Robinson Ripon (1827-1909) 1st Marquess of Ripon, British statesman and colonial administrator, son of the 1st Earl of Ripon. Viceroy of India 1880, First Lord of the Admiralty 1886, Colonial Secretary 1892-95 and Lord Privy Seal 1905-8.
ROBERT TUDAWALI PL	C	Moore Park	479	E 4	2021	One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
ROBERTSON RD	C	Centennial Park	66/76	R10/Q11	2021	One of the eight original streets.
ROBERTSON RD	C	Moore Park	66/76	R10/Q11	2021	One of the eight original streets.
ROBERTSON ST	R	Haymarket	28	J 2	2000	See Cunningham St.
ROBERTSON ST	R	Sydney	28	J 2	2000	See Cunningham St.
ROBEY ST	R	Newtown	64	R 9	2042	Named after Mr. Robey, a resident of Linthorpe House. He was a manager and part owner of the first sugar works in Sydney. See Brown St.
ROBEY'S ROW	R	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	See O'Connor St.
ROBIN HOOD LA	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2000	Poplar St terminated in Robin Hood La west of Pelican St. Disappeared in the Robin Hood La Resumption, completed in 1924.
ROBIN HOOD LA	D	Sydney	26	J 16	2000	See Dean's Pl.
ROBINSON ST	C	Woolloomooloo	26	M 20	2011
ROCHESTER ST	C	Camperdown	64	Q 7	2050	Thomas St until 1924.
ROCHFORD ST	C	Erskineville	74	Q14/R12	2043	Named after Bernard Rochford, who was left Nicholas Devine's Burrin Farm grant on Devines death. This led to later court challenges. Rochford sold the land on which the Rev. George Erskine built a house which he called Erskine Villa. The street was previously in 3 sections. From Erskineville Rd to Munni St called Toogood St, from Munni to McDonald St called Campbell St, from McDonald St to King St Newtown called Rochford St.
ROCK LA	C	Glebe	64	Q 2	2037
ROCKWALL CRST	C	Potts Point	29	Q 18	2011	Rockwall was the residence of John Busby (1765-1857) designer of Sydney's first water supply. Built in 1835.
ROCKWALL LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 18	2011	North La until 1905.
ROCKWALL PL	C	Potts Point	29	Q 18	2011	South La until 1905.
RODENS LA	C	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	Moore's La until 1906.
ROSE LA	C	Darlington	65	D 7	2008	There were two Rose Lanes. This is small lane between Boundary St and Shepherd St
ROSE LA	D	Darlington	65	D 7	2008	This Rose La is a small lane which ran off  Calder St (now disappeared). Now under the Seymour Centre.
ROSE RD	R	Surry Hills	28	L 3	2010	See Goodchap St.
ROSE ST	C	Chippendale	27/65	E5/D6	2008	One of a group of 'botanical' streets on the site of Shepherd's Nursery (see Shepherd St)
ROSE ST	C	Darlington	65	C 8	2008	It originally crossed Cleveland St from Chippendale and finished at Golden Grove St Darlington. It now terminates at Cleveland St, and by the 1980's was a tiny piece remaining off Codrington St in the University grounds.
ROSE ST	C	Newtown	64	R 8	2042
ROSE TCE	C	Paddington	30	N 3	2021	Privately owned. The heritage listed group of terraces were built prior to 1875 by Edward French, bootmaker turned speculative builder.
ROSEBANK ST	C	Darlinghurst	29	P 20	2010	Rosebank' was the name of the house built here in the 1830's by James Laidley, deputy commissary-general. ADB
ROSEBANK ST	C	Glebe	65	A 2	2037	Near the site of 'Rosebank'.
ROSEBERY AV	C	Rosebery	76	J18-20	2018	Named after Archibald Philip Primrose, 5th Earl of Rosebery (1847-1929). He was Prime Minister of England from 1894-1895.
ROSEBUD LA	C	Paddington	30	P 4	2021
ROSEHILL ST	C	Redfern	65	F 9	2016
ROSELLA LA	C	Darlinghurst	26/28	M20/M1	2010
ROSLYN GDNS	C	Elizabeth Bay	56/57	R19/A19	2011	Built c.1865 after subdivision of Thomas Barker's Estate and then called Rushcutters Bay Rd. Barker's property here was called Roslyn Hall. Barker was a miller and manufacturer.
ROSLYN GDNS	C	Rushcutters Bay	56/57	R19/A19	2011
ROSLYN LA	C	Elizabeth Bay	29	R 20	2011
ROSLYN ST	C	Potts Point	29	Q 20	2011
ROSLYN ST	C	Rushcutters Bay	29/56	Q20/Q19	2011
ROSS ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	Q3/R4	2037
ROSS ST	C	Glebe	64	Q3/R3	2037
ROTHSCHILD AV	C	Rosebery	75/76	H20/J17	2018	This was the maiden name of the Earl of Rosebery's wife, Hannah de Rothschild, daughter of Baron Mayer de Rothschild.
ROWE ST	C	Sydney	26	J 17	2000	Originally ran between Pitt and Castlereagh. Called Brougham Pl until 1875. There was a Brougham Hotel on Pitt St corner. Thomas Rowel, 1829-1899, an architect, designed the Jewish Synagogue, Sydney Hospital. Alderman 1872-76. ADB
ROWENA PL	C	Potts Point	29	P 19	2011
ROWLEY LA	C	Eveleigh	65	C 10	2043
ROWLEY ST	C	Eveleigh	65	C 10	2043
ROYAL ARC	C	Sydney	26	J 19	2000	Privately owned.
ROYSTON ST	D	Darlinghurst	30	Q 1	2010	Cut through Craigend Estate in the 1920's.
RUGBY PL	C	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	Previously Crane Place.
RUMPH LA	R	Newtown	65	B 8	2042	See Forbes Pl. Named after Mrs. Annie Rumpf who was a well known political figure and property owner. She was the proprietress of the 'Mount Eagle' Tin Plate and Galvanised Iron Works.
RUSSELL PL	C	Camperdown	471	G 2	2006	Uni of Sydney. Probably named after Sir Peter Nicol Russell, head of one of Australia's great foundries. He endowed the Engineering Department in 1896.
RUTLAND ST	C	Surry Hills	28	J 5	2010
RYAN LA	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 4	2037	Earlier Ryan St.
RYDER ST	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
SALISBURY LA	C	Rosebery	75	G 18	2018	Named after Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne Cecil Salisbury, (1830-1903) 3rd Marquis of Salisbury also titled Lord Robert Cecil and Lord Cranborne. Prime Minister 1885, 1895-1902. Macquarie St until 1913.
SALISBURY RD	C	Camperdown	64	Q 7	2050	Previously called University St between Missenden Rd to Australia St.
SAMUEL ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 3	2010	Part of the Fosterville Estate Subdivision, 1843. It is next door to Smith St. John Samuel Smith owned the estate.
SAMUEL ST	R	Surry Hills	66	M 7	2010	See Ridge St.
SANDS ST	C	Sydney	25	H 20	2000	Washington St until 1925. John Sands, printer, is surely the most deserving of a street name. Sands' Sydney Street Directories were published 1857-1935.
SANDWELL ST	C	Surry Hills	28/30	M5/N5	2010
SARAH ANN ST	R	Surry Hills	66	J 6	2010	See Dawson St.
SAUNDERS LA	D	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	privately owned. From Harris to Mount St. Saunders original 'Clifton Villa' and grounds here were sold to CSR in 1916. Saunders La purchased in 1982/3.
SAUNDERS ST	C	Pyrmont	55	B 18	2009	Hill St progressively renamed Saunders St 1928/1938. Charles Saunders and his son Robert were Pyrmont quarrymasters.
SCHIMEL ST	R	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017	Named after an early developer. See Lenton St.
SCHLINKERS LA	R	Ultimo	27	F 1	2007	See Bullecourt La.
SCIENCE RD	C	Camperdown	471	F 2	2006	Uni of Sydney
SCOTCH ROW	D	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	See Clyde St.
SCOTT ST	C	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	Young St until 1905.
SCOUT PL	C	Sydney	24	K 14	2000
SEALE LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010
SEALE ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010
SEAMER ST	C	Forest Lodge	65	A 4	2037	Named after John Henry Seamer,  Mayor of Glebe in 1878.
SEE RD	D	Moore Park	479	C 7	2021	Ran off Park Rd. Now underneath Multi Level Car Park.
SELWYN ST	C	Paddington	30	N 5	2021
SEPTIMUS ST	C	Erskineville	74	R 11	2043
SERGEANT MAJOR'S ROW.	R	Sydney	24/26	J12-15/J16-20	2000	See George St.
SESQUICENTENARY SQ	C	Sydney	25	H 17	2000	Previously Barrack St, from George to York. Closed to traffic. Named to commemorate 150 years of City government in 1992.
SEYMOUR PL	C	Paddington	30	N 5	2021	Earlier called Seymour St.
SHAFTESBURY GARDENS	R	Glebe	55	D 4	2037	See Garden Avenue.
SHAKESPEARE PL	C	Sydney	26	L 16	2000
SHEAS LA	C	Surry Hills	28	M 5	2010
SHEEHY ST	C	Glebe	55	A 20	2037	R and S. Sheehy bought land for their marine contracting business. Earlier called Garran Avenue. Named between 1888 and 1899. Also called Sheehy Avenue.
SHELLEY ST (1)	C	Sydney	25	G 16	2000	Originally a lane off Erskineville St northerly almost opposite original Lime St.
SHELLEY ST (2)	C	Sydney	25	G16-17	2000	A new street subhuming original Day St now extending from King St almost to Margaret St, between Sussex St and Lime St.
SHEPHERD LA	C	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008
SHEPHERD LA	C	Darlington	65	D6/E7	2008
SHEPHERD ST	C	Chippendale	27/65	E5/E6	2008	Thomas Shepherd's 28 1/2 acre grant of land in 1827, was not formalised until 1835, the year he died leaving his widow and eldest son to run his Darling Nursery. The grant required him to establish 'a nursery and fruit garden'.  This is commemorated in the named of the streets around Shepherd St - Rose, Myrtle, Ivy, Vine and Pine Sts.
SHEPHERD ST	C	Darlington	65	D7/D8	2008	Thomas Shepherd's 22 acre grant of land in 1827, was not formalised until 1835, the year he died. The grant required him to establish 'a nursery and fruit garden' which was known as Darling Nursery. This is commemorated in the named of the streets around Shepherd St - Rose St, Myrtle St etc.
SHERBROOKE ST	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 2	2010
SHINE ST	R	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	See Richmond St.
SHIRLEY ST	C	Alexandria	75	F 19	2015	Named after Alderman  J. Shirley.
SHIRLEY ST	D	Moore Park	479	C 6	2021	Now underneath the Coach Drop off Area.
SHORT PL	C	Surry Hills	28	M 4	2010
SHORT ST	R	Erskineville	75	A 13	2043	See Goddard St.
SHORT ST	R	Erskineville	74	R 13	2043	Privately owned. See Amy La.
SHORT ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	R 4	2037
SHORT ST	C	Paddington	66	N 4	2021
SHORT ST	C	Redfern	65	G 7	2016
SHORT ST	C	Surry Hills	28/30	M3/N3	2010
SHORT ST	C	Waterloo	76	J 13	2017
SHORT ST	D	Alexandria	75	D 11	2015	Later absorbed by the extension of Lyne St.
SHORTER LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 1	2010	Named after Mrs E. Shorter who petitioned the Council about naming the lane at the back of her house in 1875.
SIMMONS LA	D	Sydney	28	J 2	2000	Privately owned.
SIMS ST	C	Surry Hills	30	N 3	2010
SIR JOHN YOUNG CR	C	Sydney	56	M 19	2000	Sir John Young was the Governor of NSW 1861-67. See also Sylvia Chase Sq.
SIR JOHN YOUNG CR	C	Woolloomooloo	56	M 19	2011
SKYGARDEN	C	Sydney	56	J 18	2000
SLIP ST (1)	D	Sydney	25	G 17	2000	From Lime to Union (later Day) Sts. Original locations of these streets partly obliterated by the Western Distributor.  See Cuthbert St.
SLIP ST (2)	C	Sydney	25	G 17	2000	Slip St is now a service road off Sussex St.
SMAIL LA	C	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007
SMAIL ST	C	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	Built after the Athlone St Resumptions, 1906 on a similar alignment to Johnston St.  Smail was a City engineer.
SMARTS LA	D	Woolloomooloo	29	P 18	2011	Also known as Brown's La. Ran between Brougham and McElhone Sts.
SMITH LA	C	Newtown	74	P 11	2042	Named after James Francis Smith who was elected to Parliament in 1885 and again in 1901.
SMITH ST	R	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	See Hampshire St.
SMITH ST	R	Camperdown	64	Q 5	2050	See Larkin St.
SMITH ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 3	2010	John Samuel Smith subdivided the Fosterville Estate including Smith St, in 1834.
SMITH ST	R	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	See St. Barnabas St.
SMITH ST	D	Waterloo	75	H 11	2017	Located off George St to Reeve St. Disappeared after 1965.
SMITHERS LA	R	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	See Garrett La.
SMITHERS ST	C	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Paradise Row until c.1870. This row of houses, owned by Thomas Broughton, slum landlord and Mayor, 1846 was notoriously bad.
SMITHS LA	C	Erskineville	74	R 13	2043
SNOWY BAKER ST	C	Moore Park	479	D 3	2021	Earlier was a short section of Foley St. One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
SOLANDER ST	D	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	See Wentworth St.
SOLDIERS MIDDLE ROW	R	Sydney	23	H 15	2000	See Clarence St.
SOMERSET PL	D	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	Off Wattle (Myrtle), near Abercrombie St, mid 19th C.
SOPHIA LA	C	Surry Hills	28	L 5	2010
SOPHIA ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 4	2010
SOUDAN LA	C	Newtown	64/65	R9/A9	2042	Named in memory of the Soudan war.
SOUTH DOWLING ST	C	Moore Park	66/76	N7/M10/M12	2021	Earlier called Dowling St.
SOUTH DOWLING ST	C	Paddington	30	N 4	2021	Earlier called Dowling St.
SOUTH DOWLING ST	C	Redfern	66	M 10	2016	Earlier called Dowling St.
SOUTH DOWLING ST	C	Surry Hills	30/66	N4/N7	2010	Sir James Dowling. See Dowling St. Woolloomooloo.
SOUTH DOWLING ST	C	Waterloo	76	M12	2017	Earlier called Dowling St.
SOUTH HEAD RD	R	Darlinghurst	28/30	L1/N3	2010	See Oxford St.
SOUTH HEAD RD	R	Surry Hills	28/30	L1/N3-4	2010	See Oxford St.
SOUTH ROW	R	Sydney	26	K 16	2000	See O'Connell St.
SOUTHERN CROSS DR	C	Rosebery	76	L 19	2018	An extension of Dowling St cut through to Wentworth Ave Eastlakes after 1965.
SPARKES LA	C	Camperdown	64	Q 5	2050
SPARKES ST	C	Camperdown	64	Q 5	2050	Junction St until 1913. Named after Alderman and Mayor George H. Sparkes who gave 26 years service to the borough.
SPENCER LA	C	Alexandria	65	F 10	2015
SPRING ROW	R	Sydney	26	K 16	2000	See Bligh St, Bent and George Sts.
SPRING ST	C	Sydney	24/26	J15/J16	2000	Called Spring Row (not the Spring Row in the entry above) until 1810. Spring St, including present day Gresham St until c. 1865. According to Bertie, a very early configuration of Spring St was in the shape of a crescent encompassing present day Spring St, part of Bent St and Bligh St.
SPRINGFIELD AV	C	Potts Point	29	Q 19	2011	Attorney-General A. M. Baxter built 'Springfield' on a land grant here in the 1830's.
SPRINGFIELD LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 19	2011
SPRINGFIELD MALL	C	Potts Point	29	Q 19	2011
SPRUSON ST	D	Camperdown	64	P 7	2050	Was between Church St and Missenden Rd.
ST. ANDREWS PL	D	Sydney	25	H 20	2000	See Clarence St.
ST. BARNABAS ST	C	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	Smith St until 1905, when formerly named Lord St but after the Athlone Place resumption called St Barnabas St.
ST. JAMES ARC	C	Sydney	26	K 18	2000
ST. JAMES AV	C	Glebe	64	R 3	2037	Near St James' Roman Catholic Church.
ST. JAMES CTRE	C	Sydney	56	K 18	2010
ST. JAMES LA	C	Glebe	65	A 3	2037
ST. JAMES RD	C	Sydney	26	K 18	2000	For St James Church, 1819-24. Francis Greenway, architect.
ST. JOHN ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 12	2042
ST. JOHNS RD	C	Glebe	64/65	R4/A4	2037	Named after St John's Church of England. Originally ran from Junction St Forest Lodge to Glebe Point Rd. Later continued to Park Rd (now Wentworth Park Rd) taking in Denman St. Boundary of Bishopthorpe subdivision 1871.
ST. KILDA LA	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 19	2011
ST. MARYS RD	C	Sydney	26	L 18	2000	St Marys Cathedral, 1821 (burnt down): rebuilt 1868.
ST. MARYS ST	D	Camperdown	?	?	2050	In Sands Directory 1869/80
ST. NEOT AV	C	Potts Point	29	Q 17	2011
ST. PAULS PL	C	Chippendale	65	G 6	2008
ST. PAULS PL	C	Surry Hills	65	G 6	2010	Intersection named for nearby Anglican Church (now Greek Orthodox) in 1924.
ST. PAULS RD	R	Camperdown	64/65	Q8/R8	2050	Originally named after Gov. Bligh.  On Camperdown Estate subdivision 1844. Renamed St. Paul's Rd in 1913 and renamed Carillon Av when Sydney University installed its memorial carillon in the 1920's.
ST. PAULS RD	R	Newtown	64/66	Q8/R9	2042	Originally named after Gov. Bligh.  On Camperdown Estate subdivision 1844. Renamed St. Paul's Rd in 1913 and renamed Carillon Av when Sydney University installed its memorial carillon in the 1920's.
ST. PETERS LA	C	Darlinghurst	29	N 20	2010
ST. PETERS LA	C	Redfern	65	G 9	2016
ST. PETERS ST	C	Darlinghurst	29	N 20	2010	Named for St Peters Anglican Church.
ST. PETERS ST	D	Darlinghurst	?	?	2010	Ann St until 1875.
STABLES LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	L1/M1	2010
STANLEY ST	C	Darlinghurst	26/28	L20/L1	2010	Edward Stanley, Secretary of State for War and Colonies, 1841-45. Later Prime Minister. ADB
STANLEY ST	C	Redfern	66	M 8	2016	Named after Patrick Stanley, councillor between 1871-1907 and several times Mayor.
STATION PL	C	Eveleigh	65	C 10	2043
STEAM MILL ST	D	Sydney	27	G 1	2000	Named for Barker's mill. The street ran off Barker St, (which see).
STEEL LA	C	Surry Hills	66	K 6	2010
STEEL ST	C	Surry Hills	28/66	L5/K6	2010	Alexander Steel owned a row of houses in Riley St in the first city assessment of 1845.
STEPHEN ST	R	Camperdown	64	P 6	2050	See Briggs St.
STEPHEN ST	C	Newtown	64	R 8	2042	Named after the first St Stephen's Church.
STEPHEN ST	D	Surry Hills	28	K 1	2010	Removed in the Wexford St Resumption 1906.
STEPHEN ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 19	2011	Justice John Stephen (1771-1833). One of several streets in Woolloomooloo named for legal men.
STERLING CCT	C	Camperdown	64	P 4	2050	A new street on site of Camperdown Children's hospital.
STEWART PL	C	Paddington	67	A 6	2021
STEWART ST	C	Glebe	54	R 19	2037
STEWART ST	C	Paddington	30/67	R5/A6	2021	Earlier ran between continuously between Oatley Rd and Gordon St.
STIRLING ST	C	Glebe	65	D 3	2037	Listed in 1859. Sometimes spelt Sterling.
STIRLING ST	C	Redfern	65	G 7	2016	Earlier spelt Sterling St.
STOKES AV	C	Alexandria	75	E 13	2015	Named after Alderman E. J. Stokes, Councillor.
STRAND ARC	C	Sydney	26	J 18	2000	Privately owned.
STRATHMORE LA	C	Glebe	54/55	R20/A20	2037	Commemorates Strathmore, a three storied mansion built by Alexander McArthur in 1857 on 5 acres. He was married to William Boyce's daughter Maria.
STREAM ST	R	Chippendale	27	E5/E6	2008	See Buckland St.
STREAM ST	C	Darlinghurst	26	M 20	2010	This follows the line of a freshwater stream which discharged into Woolloomooloo Bay.
STUART ST	D	Camperdown	?	?	2050
STURT ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 3	2010
SUEZ CANAL	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	A colloquial name in the 19th C. now official.
SUGAR HOUSE LA	D	Chippendale	27	E 5	2008	See Knox La.
SUMMIT ARC	C	Sydney	27	H 1	2000
SURGEONS CT	C	The Rocks	24	J 14	2000	Named by the Sydney Cove Authority because of the proximity to the first hospital.
SURREY LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	Q 1	2010
SURREY LA	D	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	See Little Essex St.
SURREY LA	C	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017	Originally spelt Surry.
SURREY ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 1	2010
SURREY ST	C	Waterloo	65	H10	2017	Originally spelt Surry.
SURRY ST	R	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010	See Rainford St.
SUSAN ST	C	Camperdown	64	Q 7	2050
SUSAN ST	C	Newtown	64	R 8	2042
SUSSEX LA	C	Sydney	25	G 16	2000
SUSSEX ST	C	Haymarket	25/27	H19/H1	2000
SUSSEX ST	C	Millers Point	23	G 15	2000
SUSSEX ST	C	Sydney	25/27	H19/H1	2000
SUTHERLAND LA	C	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Called Brisbane L until 1905. Was within Cooper's Brisbane Distillery, est 1825 on land granted by Governor  Brisbane.
SUTHERLAND ST	C	Chippendale	65	F 5	2008
SUTTON LA	C	Darlinghurst	29/30	N20/N1	2010
SUTTOR AV	C	Moore Park	479	D 7	2021	Small section only remaining. Earlier ran from Cook Rd to Presidents Avenue (John Hargreaves Avenue). This section now renamed Bent Avenue.
SUTTOR ST	C	Alexandria	75	D 12	2015	Northern end off Renwick St later called Dadley St.
SUTTOR ST	C	Woolloomooloo	26	M 20	2011	Hill's La until 1905.
SWAN ST	D	Sydney	28	J 1	2000	Ran off George St, between Liverpool and Goulburn Sts (World Square site).
SWANSON LA	C	Erskineville	75	A 12	2043
SWANSON ST	C	Erskineville	75	A 12	2043	Named after Mayor Swanson.
SYDNEY ARC	C	Sydney	26	J 18	2000
SYDNEY GTE	C	Waterloo	76	K 12	2017
SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE	C	Sydney	24	K 11	2000
SYDNEY HARBOUR TUNNEL	C	Sydney	24	L 11	2000
SYDNEY LA	C	Erskineville	75	A 11	2043	Earlier Equity La.
SYDNEY PARK RD	C	Alexandria	75	A 15	2015
SYDNEY PARK RD	C	Erskineville	75	A 15	2043
SYDNEY PIZ	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 19	2011
SYDNEY PL	D	Glebe	65	A 3	2037	Off Purves St 1890's.
SYDNEY PL	R	Haymarket	28	J 2	2000	See Cunningham St.
SYDNEY PLZ	C	Haymarket	28	J 2	2000
SYDNEY SQ	C	Sydney	25	H 20	2000
SYDNEY ST	C	Erskineville	75	B 11	2043
SYLVIA CHASE SQ	C	Sydney	26	M 19	2000	When the Council attempted to alter Sir John Young Cres to Sylvia Chase Dr in 1952, after 'a well-known resident and benefactress of this district', it was met with resistance from the Department of Lands which argued that the Governor Young was more deserving. The Royal Australian Historical Society suggested that a way out of the impasse which developed was to name the intersection after Chase, 'a lady who has done much for both soldiers and boys'. Named in 1953.
SYSTRUM ST	C	Ultimo	27	F 2	2007	Privately owned.
TAGGARTS LA	C	Surry Hills	28	M 3	2010
TALBOT PL	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 20	2011	Previously Burraphore St.
TALFOURD LA	C	Glebe	65	A 2	2037	Listed in 1859. Earlier called Talford La.
TALFOURD ST	C	Glebe	65	A 2	2037	Listed in 1859.
TAMBUA ST	C	Pyrmont	55	B 17	2009
TANGARA ST	C	Eveleigh	65	D 10	2043
TANK STREAM ARC	C	Sydney	26	J 17	2000
TANK STREAM WAY	C	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	Part of Hamilton St until 1981. Tank Stream so called because of holding tanks sunk into this original watercourse draining into Sydney Cove.
TARPEIAN WAY	C	Sydney	24	L 13	2000
TATES PL	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	See Upton Pl.
TAYLOR LA	C	Glebe	65	A 1	2037	Privately owned.
TAYLOR SQ	C	Darlinghurst	28/30	M3/N2	2010	Created after the widening of Oxford St, commenced in 1916. Allen Taylor, Lord Mayor, 1905-6, 1909-12, was the guiding force behind many street widenings and resumptions. He was a timber merchant and amateur town planner. ADB
TAYLOR SQ	C	Surry Hills	28/30	M3/N2	2010	Created after the widening of Oxford St, commenced in 1916. Allen Taylor, Lord Mayor, 1905-6, 1909-12, was the guiding force behind many street widenings and resumptions. He was a timber merchant and amateur town planner. ADB
TAYLOR ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 3	2010
TAYLOR ST	C	Glebe	55/65	A20/A1	2037	Named after Sir Allen Taylor who owned a timber yard in the locality. He was twice Lord Mayor of Sydney. This street has become longer with time. Initially a renaming of the northern end of Darling St, it was later extended by renaming Miller St through to Forsyth St.
TAYLOR ST	C	Surry Hills	30	N 3	2010
TAYLOR ST	C	Waterloo	76	L 12	2017
TECHNOLOGY LA	C	Camperdown	471	G 3	2006	Uni of Sydney
TEGGS LA	C	Chippendale	65	F 6	2008	Until 1897, Teggs Row. This name commemorates a row of wooden houses which were so jerry built that they stood less than 30 years before being demolished in 1882.
TELOPEA LA	C	Redfern	66	L 9	2016
TELOPEA ST	C	Redfern	66	K 9	2016	Named to commemorate the site of John Baptists garden.
TERMINUS ST	R	Chippendale	27	G 4	2008	See Little Regent St.
TERRY LA	R	Sydney	26	J17	2000	See Angel Pl.
TERRY ST	C	Surry Hills	28	J 4	2010	Samuel Terry purchased Surry Hills land in 1814 and built his Albion Brewery there in 1824
TEWKESBURY AV	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 1	2010	Privately owned.
THE CRESCENT	C	Annandale	64	N 1	2038
THE FINGER WHARF APARTMENTS ACCESS WY	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 17	2011
THE MALL	C	Sydney	26	J 18	2000	Pitt St, between Market and King Sts renamed The Mall in 1981. Referred to as the Pitt St Mall.
THE ROCKS SQ	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000
THE STABLES LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010
THOMAS LA	C	Darlington	65	E 7	2008
THOMAS LA	C	Haymarket	27	G 3	2000
THOMAS ST	D	Camperdown	64	P 7	2050	Ran between Church St and Missenden Rd.
THOMAS ST	C	Darlington	65	E 7	2008	Named after Thomas Shepherd.
THOMAS ST	C	Haymarket	27/65	G3/H3/H2	2000
THOMAS ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 11	2042	Originally located between George St and Newman St in the 1880's. This section now part of Whitehorse St.
THOMAS ST	D	Sydney	27	G 1	2000	Ran from Barker's Wharf, east of Barker St (which see).
THOMAS ST	C	Ultimo	27	F 4	2007	Aligns with Thomas St (Sydney). Probably named for a Harris descendant, son of William. Alternatively, Elliot Thomas & Co. were carcass butchers on the corner of Thomas and Harris Sts, c.1900.
THOMSON LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 1	2010
THOMSON PL	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 1	2010
THOMSON ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	N 2	2010
THORNTON LA	D	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	See Harts La.
THORNTON ST	D	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	See Hart St.
THURLOW LA	C	Redfern	66	M 9	2016
THURLOW ST	C	Redfern	66	M 9	2016
TILFORD ST	C	Zetland	76	J 14	2017
TOM HAYDON ST	C	Moore Park	479	E 6	2021	One of a number of streets commemorating famous Australian actors following the closure of the Sydney Showground in 1998. Fox Studios Australia opened on the site in 1999.
TOM UREN PL	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 19	2011
TOOGOOD LA	C	Erskineville	74	R 11	2043
TOOGOOD ST	R	Erskineville	74	Q14/R12	2043	Named after William Toogood, an early owner of Erskine Villa. See Rochford St.
TOSH LA	C	Zetland	75	H 15	2017
TOWN HALL SQ	C	Sydney	25	H 20	2000
TOWNS PL	C	Millers Point	23	G 12	2000	Robert Towns (1794-1873) ship owner, wharf owner in Millers Point. Involved in whaling.
TOXTETH AV	R	Glebe	54/64	Q20/Q1	2037	See Park Avenue.
TOXTETH LA	C	Glebe	64	Q 2	2037	Originally in two parts, Glen La to Bell St, Mansfield La (later St) to Church La. Latter section renamed Toxteth La as an extension of Church La.
TOXTETH RD	C	Glebe	64	Q 2	2037	Commemorates 'Toxteth House' on the Toxteth Estate, for many years the family residence of the Allen family.  A great friend of George Allen's father Richard, was Sir Robert Wigram. On the death of Georges father Richard he was a great help to George's mother and siblings. Toxteth Park was named after Sir Robert Wigram's seat near Liverpool. This is the source of the name of George Wigram Allen, Georges son, and the name Wigram Rd. Parts of the 95 acre estate were subdivided from 1886 onwards. The house later became St. Scolastica's College.
TRACEY LA	C	Chippendale	65	D 6	2008
TREFLE RD	D	Moore Park	479	B 6	2021	Previously located adjacent to Royal Hall of Industries.
TREVILYAN AV	C	Rosebery	76	K 20	2018
TRINITY AV	C	Dawes Point	23	H 13	2000	Called Upper Fort St until 1899. Holy Trinity Church, known as Garrison Church because the military stationed at Dawes Point used it, is nearby.
TUDOR PL	C	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010
TUDOR ST	C	Surry Hills	66	L 6	2010
TURNER LA	C	Woolloomooloo	26/29	M19/N19	2011
TURNER ST	C	Redfern	65	G 8	2016
TURTLE LA	C	Erskineville	74	R 12	2043	Named after members of the old established Newtown Turtle family. They were William Turtle, Ernest Turtle and Charles Henry Turtle who was an alderman and mayor of Newtown.
TUSCULUM LA	C	Potts Point	29	Q 18	2011
TUSCULUM ST	C	Potts Point	29	Q 18	2011	A. B. Spark, merchant, had John Verge design his mansion 'Tusculum' in the 1830's
TWEEDMOUTH AV	C	Rosebery	317	G 1	2018	Named after Edward Marjoribanks, 2nd Baron Tweedmouth (1849-1909). He was a British Liberal statesman, Lord Privy Seal 1894-95 and First Lord of the Admiralty 1905-08.
ULSTER ST	C	Paddington	67	B 6	2021
ULTIMO RD	C	Haymarket	27	G3/H3	2000
ULTIMO RD	C	Sydney	65	G 3	2000
ULTIMO RD	C	Ultimo	27	G 3	2007	Led to Ultimo House. In 1908, this street incorporated a remnant of Engine St (which see).
ULTIMO ST	R	Ultimo	27	E 3	2007	See Kelly St.
UNDERWOOD LA	C	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	Privately owned.
UNDERWOOD ST	C	Sydney	24	J 15	2000	James and Joseph Underwood (brothers) owned property fronting George St in this area. Traders and shippers. ADB
UNION LA	C	Erskineville	74	R 13	2043	Privately owned from Knight La to Rochford St.
UNION LA	C	Newtown	74	Q 12	2042	Named following the Gowrie Estate subdivision of 1878.
UNION LA	C	Pyrmont	25	E 18	2009	Part of Harwood La until 1944.
UNION SQ	C	Pyrmont	55	D 18	2009
UNION ST	R	Chippendale	27	G 4	2008	See Dwyer St.
UNION ST	C	Erskineville	74	Q13/R12	2043	Named after the old Union Inn which had stood nearby.
UNION ST	C	Newtown	74	Q 13	2042	Named after the old Union Inn which had stood nearby.
UNION ST	C	Pyrmont	25	E18	2009
UNION ST	R	Sydney	55	H 20	2000	See Day St.
UNION ST	R	Sydney	26/28	J20/J1	2000	See Central St.
UNION ST	R	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000	See Atherden St.
UNION ST	C	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017
UNIVERSITY AV	C	Camperdown	472	L 2	2006	Uni of Sydney
UNIVERSITY PL	C	Camperdown	472	K 2	2006	Uni of Sydney.
UNIVERSITY PL	D	Chippendale	65	D5	2008	See Chandler Av
UNIVERSITY ST	R	Camperdown	64	Q 7	2050	See Salisbury Rd.
UNWIN ST	D	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	From Argyle St to Darling Harbour. Developed post 1845, and demolished by the Sydney Harbour Trust in the early 20th C. See Wentworth St for more detail. F. W. Unwin bought property in Millers Point in the 1830's.
UPPER BROUGHAM ST	R	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010	See Hardie St.
UPPER CARRIAGE LA	C	Haymarket	27	H 4	2000
UPPER DOWLING ST	R	Darlinghurst	30	N 2	2010	See Darley St.
UPPER FIG ST	C	Pyrmont	25/65	E20/E1	2007
UPPER FIG ST	C	Ultimo	25/65	E20/E1	2007
UPPER FORT ST	R	Dawes Point	23	H 14	2000	See Trinity Av.
UPPER FORT ST	C	Millers Point	23	H 14	2000	Fort Phillip, subsequently Observatory Hill.
UPPER RD	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 3	2037	Earlier Upper St.
UPPER WILLIAM ST	R	Darlinghurst	29/30	Q20/Q1	2010	See Kings Cross Rd.
UPTON PL	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Earlier Tates Pl, then Little Hill St. Renamed Upton Pl in 1905.
UPTON ST	D	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Hill St until 1875. George Hill, publican and Mayor of Sydney built 'Durham Hall' (still standing) in nearby Albion St.
UTHER ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010
VALENTINE ST	C	Haymarket	27	H 3	2000	Valentine's La or Valentine La until 1897.
VAUGHAN PL	C	Redfern	66	M 8	2016
VERONA ST	C	Paddington	30	P 4	2021	Originally ran between Oxford St and Napier St.
VESCEY ST	C	Waterloo	65	H 10	2017	Named after Robert Vescey, an early leaseholder and developer in the area and Mayor in 1879.
VICTORIA ARC	D	Sydney	26	K 17	2000	Privately owned.
VICTORIA LA	C	Beaconsfield	75	F 17	2015
VICTORIA LA	R	Sydney	27	H 1	2000	See Eagar La.
VICTORIA PDE	C	Zetland	76	K 15	2017	Part of British Leyland subdivision.
VICTORIA PL	R	Sydney	27	H 1	2000	See Douglass La.
VICTORIA RD	C	Glebe	54/64	Q20/P1	2037	Named after Queen Victoria.
VICTORIA ST	C	Beaconsfield	75	G 17	2015	Named after Queen Victoria.
VICTORIA ST	C	Darlinghurst	29/30	P20/N3/P2	2010
VICTORIA ST	C	Erskineville	74/75	R12/A13	2043
VICTORIA ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 9	2042	Named after Queen Victoria. On Camperdown Estate Subdivision 1844 as being a rename of earlier Brick St.
VICTORIA ST	C	Potts Point	29/56	Q19/P20/Q18	2011
VICTORIA ST	C	Redfern	66	K 8	2016	Originally was a dogleg which went between Cooper St and Walker St. Now located between Cooper and Arthur St.
VICTORIA ST	R	Rosebery	75	G 17	2018	Named after Queen Victoria. See Cressy St.
VICTORIA ST	R	Sydney	27	H 1	2000	See Douglass St.
VICTORIA ST	D	Sydney	27	H 3	2000	See Engine St.
VICTORIA TCE	R	Millers Point	23	G 12	2000	See Dalgety Tce.
VINE GV	C	Darlington	65	E 6	2008
VINE LA	C	Darlington	65	E6/F7	2008
VINE ST	C	Darlington	65	E 6	2008	Thomas Shepherd's 22 acre grant of land in this area required him to establish 'a nursery and fruit garden'. This is commemorated in the named of the streets around Shepherd St - Rose St, Myrtle St etc.
VINE ST	C	Redfern	65	F 7	2016	Thomas Shepherd's 22 acre grant of land in this area required him to establish 'a nursery and fruit garden'. This is commemorated in the named of the streets around Shepherd St - Rose St, Myrtle St etc.
VIOLET ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010
VULCAN ST	D	Alexandria	74	R 17	2015	Now part of Sydney Park.
WADE PL	D	Surry Hills	28	L 4	2010	Site now covered by Surry Hills substation.
WAINE ST	C	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010	Edward La until 1895. Shortened in the Brisbane St resumption. Probably named for Edward Riley
WALKER ST	C	Redfern	66	J 9	2016	Originally called Walker St, then renamed Hanover St until the first world war when it was renamed Walker St.
WALKER ST	C	Waterloo	66	J 10	2017	Originally called Walker St, then renamed Hanover St until the first world war when it was renamed Walker St.
WALLACE TCE	D	Alexandria	?	?	2015	In Sands Directory 1880.
WALSH AV	C	Glebe	64	R 2	2037	Previously Hereford La. Renamed Hereford Place in 1951. Renamed Walsh Avenue 1952 after William Walsh, Mayor of Glebe from 1926 to 1928.
WALTER ST	C	Paddington	30	R 5	2021
WARATAH ST	C	Rushcutters Bay	29/30/57/67	R19/R1/A19/A1	2011	Formerly Roslyn Rd.
WARD AV	C	Darlinghurst	30	Q 1	2010
WARD AV	C	Potts Point	29	Q20/R20	2011
WARD AV	C	Rushcutters Bay	66	Q 1	2021
WARREN BALL AV	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042	Named after Warren Ball in 1933. He was a Newtown businessman and philanthropist. Earlier called L'Avenue.
WASHINGTON LA	D	Sydney	25	H 20	2000	Parallel to and North of Washington St.
WASHINGTON PL	D	Sydney	25	H 20	2000	James St until 1905. This part of James St from Bathurst to Washington St has since disappeared.
WASHINGTON ST	D	Sydney	25	H 20	2000	This street ran from Sussex St to Darling Harbour, just north of Bathurst sty.
WASSALL LA	C	Alexandria	75	E 11	2015	Named after W. H. Wassell, Mayor and Alderman.
WAST OCEAN ARC	C	Haymarket	27	H 2	2000
WATCHFUL HARRYS SQ	C	Waterloo	76	M 11	2017
WATER ST	R	Glebe	65	D 2	2037	This street would have been close to Blackwattle Bay before the reclamation which made Wentworth Park. Originally ran between Cowper and Bay Sts. Later became an extension of Wentworth St.
WATERLOO PL	R	Chippendale	27	F4	2008	See Balfour St.
WATERLOO RD	R	Alexandria	75	B 15	2015	The Battle of Waterloo, 1815. Previously the southern end of Mitchell Rd along the brickyards, now Sydney Park Rd.
WATERLOO ST	C	Surry Hills	28	K5/L4	2010	The Battle of Waterloo, 1815. Names of military men are also in this area.
WATKIN LA	C	Newtown	64	R 9	2042
WATKIN ST	C	Newtown	64	R9/R10	2042	Named after John Wesley Watkin, auctioneer and manager of the Sydney Freehold land and Building Society. From Wilson to Rowley [now Copeland] earlier called Hill St.
WATSON RD	C	Millers Point	23	H 13	2000
WATSON ST	C	Paddington	67	B 6	2021
WATTLE CRST	C	Pyrmont	55	D 20	2009
WATTLE LA	C	Ultimo	27	E 3	2007
WATTLE PL	C	Ultimo	27	E 4	2007	A new street created after Athlone Place resumptions, 1906.
WATTLE ST	R	Chippendale	27/65	E5/D5/E6	2008	See Myrtle St.
WATTLE ST	C	Glebe	65	D1-4	2037
WATTLE ST	C	Pyrmont	55	D 20	2009	Darling St until 1875, named for Governor Darling. Wattle because of its proximity to Blackwattle Creek.
WATTLE ST	C	Ultimo	65	D1-4	2007
WAYS TCE	C	Pyrmont	55	D 16	2009	Officially the name of the Pyrmont Municipal Dwellings, Pyrmont, 1925, but also used for the roadway fronting the buildings. Currently in declining use.
WELL CTYD	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000
WELLINGTON LA	C	Waterloo	66/76	J10/J11	2017
WELLINGTON PL	R	Darlinghurst	30	N 2	2010	See Darley Pl.
WELLINGTON ST	C	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Named for Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852, of Battle of Waterloo fame.
WELLINGTON ST	C	Waterloo	75/76	G11/J11	2017	Named for Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington. Originally ran between Morehead and Pitt Sts. Later extended over western end of Buckland St to Botany Rd.
WELLS ST	C	Redfern	65	G 8	2016
WELLS ST WEST	R	Redfern	65	E/F 8	2016	See Lawson St and Lawson Sq.
WEMYSS LA	C	Surry Hills	28	L 2	2010
WEMYSS ST	D	Surry Hills	28	K 2	2010	Obliterated by the new Wentworth Av in the Wexford St Resumption Area.
WENTWORTH AV	C	Surry Hills	28	K 2	2010	A new street created after the Wexford St Resumptions 1906-08. Probably named for William Wentworth, explorer and father of the NSW constitution. ADB
WENTWORTH AV	C	Sydney	28	K 2	2000	A new street created after the Wexford St Resumptions 1906-08. Probably named for William Wentworth, explorer and father of the NSW constitution. ADB
WENTWORTH PARK RD	C	Glebe	65	C 1	2037	Earlier Park Rd.
WENTWORTH PL	R	Sydney	25	H 19	2000	See Druitt Pl.
WENTWORTH ST	C	Glebe	65	C 2	2037	Originally ran from Denman (St Johns Rd) to Cowper St. Later extended to Bay St, taking up Water St.
WENTWORTH ST	D	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	From Millers Rd (D) to Darling Harbour. In 1905 it was officially renamed Solander St, but the name was probably never used. This street was sufficiently inhabited to be recognised in the 1st City Assessment of 1845 while several of its neighbouring streets were not. It was one of five streets in Millers Point which were demolished in the early 20th C. to make way for wharves in Hickson Rd and High St. The streets which were removed followed the natural contours down to the water and the cutting down of the cliffs to form the low level Hickson Rd resulted in their original level being in part suspended in the air.
WENTWORTH ST	R	Sydney	23	H 15	2000	See Lang St.
WEST AV	C	Darlinghurst	30	Q 2	2010	These three Wests commemorate Thomas West who built a mill on the nearby La Crozia Creek (now Boundary St).
WEST LA	C	Darlinghurst	30/66	P2/Q2	2010	These three Wests commemorate Thomas West who built a mill on the nearby La Crozia Creek (now Boundary St).
WEST LNK	C	Eveleigh	65	D 10	2043
WEST ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P2,3	2010	These three Wests commemorate Thomas West who built a mill on the nearby La Crozia Creek (now Boundary St).
WEST ST	C	Waterloo	75	H 11	2017
WESTEND LA	C	Ultimo	65	D 3	2007	A new lane constructed after Athlone Place Resumption, 1906. At that time, this area formed the western extremity of the City of Sydney.
WESTERN AV	C	Camperdown	471	F 3	2006	Uni of Sydney
WESTERN DISTRIBUTOR	C	Millers Point	23	H 15	2000	Channels traffic westward off the Harbour Bridge.
WESTERN DISTRIBUTOR	C	Pyrmont	25	E 20	2009	Channels traffic westward off the Harbour Bridge.
WESTERN DISTRIBUTOR	C	Sydney	25	F 20/H16	2000	Channels traffic westward off the Harbour Bridge.
WESTMORELAND LA	C	Glebe	65	A 3	2037
WESTMORELAND ST	C	Glebe	65	A 3	2037	Part of the Bishopthorpe subdivision from 1856. One of two streets named after places in the Lake District. The Bishop of Sydney, Frederic Barkers first wife Jane Harden, was born in the Lake District.
WETHERED ST	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010
WEXFORD ST	D	Surry Hills	28	K 2	2010	At first called Market La because it went towards the hay and corn markets, later Maiden La. Named Wexford St in 1875. Removed by the Wexford St Resumption, 1906-08. Wentworth Avenue is on a similar alignment.
WHARF HOUSE STPS	C	The Rocks	24	J 13	2000
WHARF RD	R	Millers Point	23	G 12	2000	See Dalgety Rd.
WHATELEY LA	C	Newtown	64	Q 10	2042
WHATELEY ST	C	Newtown	64	Q 10	2042	Named after Charles Whately, Mayor of Newtown and alderman for 18 years.
WHEAT RD	C	Moore Park	479	C 7	2021	Earlier was a continuation of Clydesdale Rd to the Gondola Building.
WHEAT RD	C	Sydney	25	G18/19	2000	A new road adjacent to Cockle Bay Wharf.  Part of Western Distributor
WHEAT RD	D	Sydney	27	G 3	2000	Originally off Ultimo Rd. Now contained within Darling Drive. So named because of Darling Harbour Goods Yards.
WHEELER LA	D	Surry Hills	66	K 6	2010	Privately owned.
WHITEHORSE ST	C	Newtown	74	P12/Q11	2042	Originally located between St. Georges Hall and Newtown Public School in the early 1880's. Shortly afterwards renamed George St. The name Whitehorse St then used to rename Queen and Thomas Sts between Norfolk St and Newman St. In 1958 the section of Norfolk St off King St renamed Whitehorse St.
WHITES LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	P 2	2010
WHITLAM SQ	C	Darlinghurst	28	L 1	2010	Named in 1983 for Edward Gough Whitlam, (1916-), Prime Minister, 1972-5.
WHITLAM SQ	C	Surry Hills	28	L 1	2010	Named in 1983 for Edward Gough Whitlam, (1916-), Prime Minister, 1972-5.
WHITLAM SQ	C	Sydney	28	L 1	2000	Named in 1983 for Edward Gough Whitlam, (1916-), Prime Minister, 1972-5.
WHITTELL ST	C	Surry Hills	66	M 6	2010	John Whittell was a Surry Hills shopkeeper in the 1840's.
WHYLE'S PL	D	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	See Wiles Pl.
WIGRAM LA	C	Glebe	64	Q 3	2037	Originally called Hereford La on 1880's map.
WIGRAM LA WEST	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 3	2037
WIGRAM RD	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 3	2037	Named after Sir George Wigram Allen, eldest son of George Allen of 'Toxteth House'. He was the first Mayor of Glebe on its incorporation, and was elected for 18 consecutive terms. See also Toxteth Rd.
WIGRAM RD	C	Glebe	64	Q 2	2037	Named after Sir George Wigram Allen, eldest son of George Allen of 'Toxteth House'. He was the first Mayor of Glebe on its incorporation, and was elected for 18 consecutive terms. See also Toxteth Rd.
WILES PL	D	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	Off George St West (Broadway) between Carlton and Abercrombie Sts. Around the 1870's, it appeared variously as Wiles, Whyle's or Wise's Pl.
WILEY ST	C	Chippendale	65	E 6	2008	A street created in 1914 following Chippendale resumptions (see following diagram pre 1914 and post 1914)
WILLIAM HENRY LA	D	Ultimo	27	F 2	2007	William La until 1919.
WILLIAM HENRY ST	C	Glebe	65	D 2	2037
WILLIAM HENRY ST	C	Ultimo	27/65	E2/D2	2007	William St until 1875.
WILLIAM LA	C	Alexandria	75	F 17	2015
WILLIAM LA	C	Redfern	65	F8/F9	2016
WILLIAM LA	R	Ultimo	27	F 2	2007	See William Henry La.
WILLIAM LA	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 20	2011
WILLIAM ST	C	Alexandria	75	F 17	2015
WILLIAM ST	C	Beaconsfield	75	F 17	2015	Possibly named after King William 1V of England.
WILLIAM ST	C	Darlinghurst	26/29	L20/N20	2010	Named for King William 1V and gazetted in 1834.
WILLIAM ST	C	Redfern	65	H 8	2016
WILLIAM ST	C	Woolloomooloo	26/29	L20/N20	2011	Named for King William 1V and gazetted in 1834.
WILLIAMS LA	C	Paddington	30	N 5	2021	Originally ran between Seymour St. and Napier St. The section between Albion St. and Napier St. was renamed  Little Dowling St.
WILMOT ST	C	Sydney	26	J 20	2000	James Gordon Wilmot (1783-1831), convict, arrived 1810. The street cuts through the site of his Talbot Inn.
WILSHIRE ST	C	Surry Hills	66	L 7	2010	James Wilshire (1809-160), tanner and manufacturer, was Mayor of Sydney 1843-44.
WILSON LA	C	Darlington	65	C 9	2008	Named after Felix Wilson of 'The Pines' who had acquired much of Nicholas Divine's Grant. Section between Golden Grove St and Codrington St earlier called Augusta La.
WILSON LA	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042	Named after Felix Wilson of 'The Pines' who had acquired much of Nicholas Divine's Grant. Section between Golden Grove St and Codrington St earlier called Augusta La.
WILSON ST	R	Camperdown	64	P 5	2050	See Mason St.
WILSON ST	C	Darlington	65	C 9	2008	Named after Felix Wilson of 'The Pines' who had acquired much of Nicholas Divine's Grant. Wilson St originally ended at Erskineville Rd Newtown.
WILSON ST	C	Eveleigh	65	C 9	2016	Named after Felix Wilson of 'The Pines' who had acquired much of Nicholas Divine's Grant. Wilson St originally ended at Erskineville Rd Newtown.
WILSON ST	C	Newtown	65	B 9	2042	Named after Felix Wilson of 'The Pines' who had acquired much of Nicholas Divine's Grant. Wilson St originally ended at Erskineville Rd.
WILSON ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	N 18	2011
WILTON LA	D	Surry Hills	66	K 7	2010	Removed for Devonshire St Housing Scheme 1950's.
WILTON PL	D	Surry Hills	66	K 7	2010	Hart's La until 1905. Resumed by State Government for Devonshire St Housing Scheme.
WILTON PL	R	Surry Hills	66	K 7	2010	See Clisdell St.
WILTON ST	C	Surry Hills	66	K 7	2010	Originally ran between Cleveland Street to Devonshire St. Section between Belvoir St to Devonshire St removed for Devonshire St Housing Scheme, 1950's
WINDIER ST	C	Woolloomooloo	29	P 19	2011	Harris St until 1905.
WINDMILL ROW	R	The Rocks	23	H 13	2000	See Prince St. One of the first streets in The Rocks, it ran to three windmills operated by Jack Leighton on the Point  from about 1815.
WINDMILL ST	C	Millers Point	23	G 13	2000	One of the first streets in Millers Point, it ran to three windmills operated by Jack Leighton on the Point from about 1815.
WINDMILL STPS	C	Millers Point	23	G 12	2000	Named after three windmills operated by Jack Leighton on the Point from about 1815.
WISDOM LA	C	Darlinghurst	29	N 20	2010	Bourke La until 1905.
WISE'S PL	D	Chippendale	27	F 5	2008	See Wiles Pl.
WITHERS LA	C	Surry Hills	28	L 5	2010
WITHERS PL	C	Surry Hills	28	L 5	2010
WOLSLEY LA	D	Darlington	471	M 8	2006	Uni of Sydney. Ran between Raglan St and Calder Rd.
WOLSELEY GV	C	Zetland	76	K 13	2017	Named after the British motor car. Part of British Leyland subdivision.
WOMERAH AV	C	Darlinghurst	30	Q 1	2010	A location for corroborees (gatherings of aborigines). A womerah is a throwing stick which increases the range of a spear.
WOMERAH LA	C	Darlinghurst	30	Q 1	2010
WOOD ST	C	Forest Lodge	64	P 4	2037	Earlier spelt Wood's St.
WOODBURN ST	C	Redfern	65	F 7	2016
WOODLEY ST	C	St. Peters	74	R 18	2044
WOODS LA	C	Darlinghurst	28	M 1	2010
WOODS RD	R	Glebe	64	P2-4	2037	Named after John Wood who by 1845 had a residence on the northern side towards Glebe called Glenwood. See Hereford St.
WOOLLEY LA	C	Glebe	64	R 2	2037	First named in 1952.
WOOLLEY ST	C	Glebe	64/65	R2/A2	2037	Thomas Woolley was a wealthy ironmonger and early resident of Glebe. He was a later owner of 'Hereford House' and also owned considerable land in the Forest Lodge area.  In his later years he returned to live in the U.K.
WOOLLOOMOOLOO LA	R	Woolloomooloo	29	N 19	2011	See Cathedral La.
WOOLLOOMOOLOO PL	R	Darlinghurst	30	N 30	2010	See Darlinghurst Rd.
WOOLLOOMOOLOO ST	R	Woolloomooloo	26/29	m19/N19	2011	See Cathedral St.
WOOLLOOMOOLOO WLK	C	Sydney	26	M 19	2000
WRIGHT LA	C	Surry Hills	28	K 3	2010	The lane was present from about c.1920
WYLDE ST	C	Potts Point	29	Q 16	2011	Sir John Wylde (1781-1859) lawyer, Judge-Advocate, granted land on Potts Point in 1822. ADB
WYNDHAM LA	C	Alexandria	75	F 11	2015
WYNDHAM ST	C	Alexandria	75	F-11/14	2015
WYNYARD ARC	C	Sydney	25	H 16	2000
WYNYARD LA	C	Sydney	26	J 17	2000
WYNYARD SQ EAST	R	Sydney	25/55	H17/H16	2000	See Carrington St. Named after Edward Buckley Wynyard.
WYNYARD SQ NORTH	R	Sydney	25/55	H17/H16	2000	See Margaret St. Named after Edward Buckley Wynyard.
WYNYARD SQ SOUTH	R	Sydney	25/55	H17/H16	2000	See Wynyard St. Named after Edward Buckley Wynyard.
WYNYARD ST	C	Sydney	25	H 17	2000	Wynyard Sq South until 1887. Wynyard St (and Margaret St) were laid out in the 1850's after the removal of the military barracks in 1848. Edward Buckley Wynyard, commander of the NSW troops, 1848-53. ADB See also Regimental Sq.
YARALLA LA	C	Newtown	65	A 9	2042
YARALLA ST	C	Newtown	64/65	R9/A9	2042
YARNOLD ST	R	Redfern	65	F 7	2016	See Everleigh St.
YEENDS PL	D	Chippendale	27	F 4	2008	See Greeves (Grieves) La.
YEENDS PL	D	Chippendale	27	F4/F5	2008	Privately owned. Yeend's Pl also appears on late 19th C. maps parallel to the east of present day Douglass St.
YORK LA	C	Glebe	64	R 3	2037	On early maps York La was called York St. Originally it did not extend as far as Hegarty St but was extended to join it later.
YORK PL	D	Sydney	28	J 1	2000	Privately owned.
YORK LA	C	Sydney	25	H16/H17	2000
YORK ST	C	Glebe	64	R 3	2037	In the 1960's the section off Ross St was called Elm Place. There was a family called York. They were Charles York, and his sons Charles, Thomas and James. They owned the land between York St, York La and Pyrmont Bridge Rd. On early maps the section of York St off Hegarty St was called York La.
YORK ST	C	Sydney	23/25	H15/H16/H18	2000	Named by Macquarie in 1810. Earlier known between Barrack St and the burial ground (Town Hall Site) as Barrack Row. A small portion, between Jamison and Grosvenor known briefly as Church St. When the Barracks were removed, York St was extended through to Charlotte Pl (Grosvenor St).
YORK ST NORTH	R	The Rocks	23/24	H15/J13	2000	See Cumberland St.
YOUNG LA	C	Redfern	66	K 9	2016
YOUNG ST	R	Pyrmont	55	C 17	2009	See Scott St.
YOUNG ST	C	Redfern	66	K 10	2016
YOUNG ST	R	Surry Hills	28	K 5	2010	See Hercules St.
YOUNG ST	C	Sydney	24	K 15	2000	Elizabeth St North until 1883, indication that a through alignment had been intended. Young was the 'in' name in the eighties, with two John Youngs as aldermen, one of them Mayor in 1886. As a major contractor who built several of the public buildings in this area, the street may be named for him, but given the numerous governors' names attached to streets nearby, it was probably named for Sir John Young, Governor of NSW 1861-67. Loftus St next door was named at the same time.
YOUNG ST	C	Waterloo	66/76	K10/J12/K11	2017
YUKON PIKE WY	C	Woolloomooloo	26	M 19	2011
YURONG LA	C	Darlinghurst	26	M 20	2010
YURONG PKW	C	Sydney	26	M 19	2000
YURONG ST	C	Darlinghurst	26/28	L20/L1	2010
ZAMIA ST	C	Redfern	66	K 9	2016	Named to commemorate the site of John Baptists garden.