New South Wales Wine Regions

Beside the South Eastern Australia wine zone, which covers the whole of New South Wales, there are eight zones with 16 wine growing regions in NSW. Additionally one of the regions, Hunter, has three sub regions. The Murray Darling and Swan Hill regions extend into the neighboring state of Victoria.

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New South Wales Wine Zones and Regions

State	Multiple Zone	Zone	Region	Sub Region
NSW	South Eastern Australia	Big Rivers	Murray Darling
			Perricoota
			Riverina
			Swan Hil
	South Eastern Australia	Central Ranges	Cowra
			Mudgee
			Orange
	South Eastern Australia	Hunter Valley	Hunter	Broke Fordwich
				Pokolbin
				Upper Hunter Valley
	South Eastern Australia	Northern Rivers	Hastings River
	South Eastern Australia	Northern Slopes	New England Australia
	South Eastern Australia	South Coast	Shoalhaven Coast
			Southern Highlands
	South Eastern Australia	Southern NSW	Canberra District
			Gundagai
			Hilltops
			Tumbarumba
	South Eastern Australia	Western Plains

Zone	Wine grape production in ton	Wine grape planted in ha
Big Rivers	420,945	28,450
Central Ranges	20,039	5,126
Hunter Valley	10,554	2,628
Northern Slopes	286	188
Northern Rivers	95	43
South Coast	1,737	364
New South Wales	453,656	36,799

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics 2011

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