Suburbs and Localities in The Local Government Area
The local government area includes a moderately densely-populated coastal strip that extends northward from the Hawkesbury River, and an extensive sparsely-populated region to the west that is largely native bush. The towns and villages located within the City of Gosford are:
- Avoca Beach
- Bar Point
- Bensville
- Blackwall
- Booker Bay
- Bouddi
- Box Head
- Calga
- Central Mangrove (with parts located within Wyong Shire)
- Cheero Point
- Cogra Bay
- Copacabana
- Daleys Point
- Davistown
- East Gosford
- Empire Bay
- Erina
- Erina Heights
- Ettalong Beach
- Forresters Beach
- Glenworth Valley
- Gosford
- Green Point
- Greengrove
- Gunderman
- Hardys Bay
- Holgate
- Horsfield Bay
- Kariong
- Killcare
- Killcare Heights
- Kincumber
- Kincumber South
- Koolewong
- Kulnura (with parts located within Wyong Shire)
- Lisarow
- Little Wobby
- Lower Mangrove
- MacMasters Beach
- Mangrove Creek
- Mangrove Mountain
- Marlow
- Matcham
- Mooney Mooney
- Mooney Mooney Creek
- Mount Elliot
- Mount White
- Narara
- Niagara Park
- North Avoca
- North Gosford
- Patonga
- Pearl Beach
- Peats Ridge
- Phegans Bay
- Picketts Valley
- Point Clare
- Point Frederick
- Pretty Beach
- St Huberts Island
- Saratoga
- Somersby
- Spencer
- Springfield
- Tascott
- Terrigal
- Umina
- Upper Mangrove
- Wagstaffe
- Wamberal
- Wendoree Park
- West Gosford
- Wisemans Ferry
- Wondabyne
- Woy Woy
- Woy Woy Bay
- Wyoming
- Yattalunga
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