King George’s Oval

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  • Track Information

    King George’s Oval is located in Rozelle in Sydney’s inner west.

    The venue is a seasonal grass track, which is located in a foreshore park adjacent to Iron Cove Bay. The ‘Bay Run’, a 7km circuit, is a popular running location.

    Four synthetic long jump pits are located at the western end of the track, while the throwing circles are located at the eastern end of the venue.

    The venue is used predominantly for Little Athletics and is managed by the Inner West Council.

  • Club/Centre

    Balmain Little Athletics Centre

  • Spikes

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  • Traditional Owner
    Gadigal
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  • Facilities
    Track Length: 400m
    Number of lanes – circular: 8
    Number of Lanes – Straight: 12
    Water Jump: No
    Long Jump Pits: 4
    High Jump Fans: 0
    Pole Vault Pits: 0
    Discus Circles: 1
    Shot Put Circles: 2
    Javelin Runways: 2
    Hammer Circles: 0
    Lighting: Yes
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