Blacktown

[ blak-toun ]

/ ˈblækˌtaʊn /

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noun

a city in New South Wales, SE Australia, near Sydney.

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How to use Blacktown in a sentence

I ain't jest sure, but we'll strike Blacktown first, an' then go wherever things look most promisin'.
Down the Slope|James Otis
"It wouldn't be a bad plan for us to walk to Blacktown over the same path he took," Bill said.
Down the Slope|James Otis
By keeping on the high land we are bound to come out somewhere near Farley's or Blacktown.
Down the Slope|James Otis
If you want to buy a good revolver, though, I'll sell one cheap, and take my pay when we meet in Blacktown.
Down the Slope|James Otis

"I want you to go over to Blacktown bank," Mr. Wright said to Sam when he entered the building.
Down the Slope|James Otis