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North Parramatta Taxi Maxi, North Parramatta is a suburb of the City of Parramatta in the Australian state of New South Wales. It is located 24 kilometres north-west of Sydney’s central business district in the City of Parramatta’s local government area.

The Darug people had lived in the area for millennia and considered it a food bowl due to the abundance of food offered by the river and trees. The region was named Baramada or Burramatta, which means “the place where the eels lie down.”
The train station in Parramatta is the nearest to North Parramatta. The Hillsbus 609 bus route provides local bus transit. Before arriving, it circles Prince Street, Gloucester Avenue, Lake Parramatta, Iron Street, and the Parramatta Bus Interchange.
According to the 2011 census, 21.9% of employed persons used public transit to get to work, while 57.1% drove (either as driver or as passenger).
Lake Parramatta and The King’s School together account for roughly half of North Parramatta’s land area. Lake Parramatta is a 10-hectare reserve that surrounds a former reservoir. The catchment area of the lake is bounded by North Rocks Road, Pennant Hills Road, and Hunts Creek. Lackey Street in North Parramatta serves as the entry. Lake Parramatta served as a recreational facility for those who enjoyed swimming. Was had been closed due to pollution, but it reopened in January 2015.
• Burnside Public School • Parramatta North Public School • Redeemer Baptist School – located on a heritage-listed location – former site of Burnside Orphanage • RIDBC Garfield Barwick School • Tara Anglican School for Girls • The King’s School, Parramatta, Australia’s oldest independent school.