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Croydon North is a residential area 27 km. east of Melbourne. It contains the smaller areas of Warranwood and Croydon Hills, which underwent residential subdivision during the 1980s and early 1990s. In the early days of subdivision Luther College and the Rudolf Steiner school established campuses in the Warranwood area.

As the extreme east of Croydon North, on Maroondah Highway, is Brushy Park reserve, a reminder of the district's first point of settlement when the Brushy Creek cattle run (1840s) and Cobb and Co. coach stopping place (1870s) existed. Croydon North has several neighbourhood reserves, the Croydon golf course and primary schools at Warranwood, Croydon Hills and Croydon North. Residents depend on shopping facilities or further afield. Further north are the more sparsely settled Warrandyte and Wonga Park.

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