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Lawson Taxi Maxi. Lawson is a town in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales. On the Great Western Highway, it is situated between Hazelbrook and Bullaburra. Lawson has a station on the Main Western railway. The town also has a public swimming pool and has become the commercial hub of the mid-mountains region, which stretches from Linden to Bullaburra, with a significant industrialised area and a shopping complex on the south-eastern side of the highway.
On early maps, Lawson, one of the earliest settlements on the eastern slopes of the Blue Mountains, was labelled as 24 Mile Hollow for a few years before its name was changed to Christmas Swamp. In 1848, when the Blue Mountain Inn opened, the locals gave the community the name Blue Mountain. When the rail line was constructed in 1867, this name was also given to the original train station. Authorities renamed the settlement Lawson in honour of William Lawson, who, along with William Wentworth and Gregory Blaxland, traversed the Blue Mountains in 1813.
In 1931, the Railway Department agreed to provide electricity to the Blue Mountains Shire Council. In addition to installing power lines between Blackheath and Lawson, a maintenance track was also constructed. The authorities then decided to market the maintenance path as a walking trail, dubbing it Bruce’s Walk after the surveyor who designed it. In the 1980s, bushwalkers discovered and reconstructed the abandoned and forgotten path. Although not depicted on the pertinent topographic map, it is now possible to travel from Medlow Bath to the northern side of Lawson.