Pittwater Council - Suburbs and Localities in The Local Government Area

Suburbs and Localities in The Local Government Area

The suburbs which comprise the Pittwater local government area were detached from the Warringah local government area in 1993.

Suburbs and localities serviced by Pittwater Council are:

  • Avalon
  • Avalon Beach
  • Avalon North
  • Barrenjoey
  • Bayview
  • Bilgola
  • Bilgola Beach
  • Bilgola Plateau
  • Bungan Beach
  • Bungan Head
  • Careel Bay
  • Careel Head
  • Church Point
  • Clareville
  • Clareville Beach
  • Coasters Retreat
  • Currawong Beach
  • Elanora Heights
  • Elvina Bay
  • Foleys Hill
  • Great Mackerel Beach
  • Ingleside
  • Ingleside Heights
  • Loquat Valley
  • Lovett Bay
  • McCarrs Creek
  • Mona Vale
  • Newport
  • Newport Beach
  • North Narrabeen
  • Palm Beach
  • Paradise Beach
  • Salt Pan Cove
  • Sand Point
  • Scotland Island
  • South Warriewood
  • Stokes Point
  • Taylors Point
  • The Basin
  • Towlers Bay
  • Tumbledown Dick
  • Turimetta
  • Warriewood
  • Warriewood Beach
  • Whale Beach

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