Tottenham (population 320) is located in Central West of NSW and was established after of the discovery of copper in the early 1900's. The mineral boom wasn’t long lived and today the town exists as the result of large and diverse Agri-businesses.
With a reputation of fine producers of cereals and wool, Tottenham is also home to Infinite Wool - a local company with a big reputation for manufacturing fine wool products.
Easily accessed via the Bogan Way that links the Newell Highway to the Mitchell Highway at Nyngan the Bogan Way is a more relaxed route to Forbes, Parkes and Nyngan.
If you want to visit the geographical centre of NSW, Tottenham is the nearest settlement to it. A cairn constructed from copper derived from the old Mount Royal and Bogan River mines marks the centre of the state and is a 42km drive from Tottenham.
Tottenham is a great example of civic pride as it is a regular winner of the Tidy Towns scheme and this pride extends the warm welcoming you will get from the residents. With racecourse, swimming pool, tennis courts, bowling green and golf club, the town is also perfect for those travellers who like a bit of sport with their journey.
Twitchers are well provided for, by nature, with over 160 species of birds recorded for the area – including Red Winged Parrots, Painted Honeyeaters, and Black Falcons.
The local State Forest around the town is perfect for a bit of bush walking and offers the visitor a great natural habitat to explore.
The Tourist Information Centre will provide helpful tips for the tourist and provides informative information on the regions mining history.
Many members are dog friendly so your pet will be welcome at many places but please check with the member concerned beforehand 
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