Campbell Athletic Field

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  • Track Information

    Campbell Athletic Field is located in Ashbury in Sydney’s inner west.

    The grass track is approximately 354m in length (the 400m start line in lane 7 is just before the finishing line), with two internal sprinting straights. The circular track features a sweeping bend in the first half, before two near right angle turns at the 200m mark and entering the short home straight. The shape of the track resembles the nearby Canterbury Racecourse.

    The venue is managed by the City of Canterbury Bankstown.

  • Club/Centre

    Canterbury Little Athletics Centre

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  • Facilities
    Track Length: 354m
    Number of lanes – circular: 8
    Number of Lanes – Straight: 8
    Water Jump: No
    Long Jump Pits: 3
    High Jump Fans: 0
    Pole Vault Pits: 0
    Discus Circles: 3
    Shot Put Circles: 3
    Javelin Runways: 2
    Hammer Circles: 0
    Lighting: Yes
    Seating: Terraced concrete steps and a covered grandstand with no seating.
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