Lynfield

Lynfield is a suburb of Auckland, New Zealand. It is below the neighborhood governance of Auckland Council. According to the 2001 census, the population numbered 8934. The primary avenue thru the centre of Lynfield is 'The Avenue', with many roads branching off, which include Halsey Drive, the suburb's longest avenue, which curves around a huge portion of the inner suburb. The local number one faculty is Halsey Drive Primary School that is located opposite the Lynfield Reserve on Halsey Drive. The closest intermediate schools are Waikowhai Intermediate to the east and Blockhouse Bay Intermediate to the north. The local excessive school is Lynfield College. Further up The Avenue is the local inter-denominational church, Lynfield Community Church.

The suburb of Lynfield has handiest been carefully settled for the reason that 1950s. The essential economic pastime of elevating he was developed. This farm provided table fowls and eggs for the Auckland Area. The original name for the farm turned into Linfield. Alfred Bankhart installed Linfield on land proficient to him by using Sir Logan Campbell. Gilletta Road in Lynfield became named after Bankheart's wife's maiden call. Two gentlemen named Edwards and Cooper grew strawberries at the land now owned through Lynfield College. Thus the Symbol of the plough on their Logo. Eventually inside the mid-Nineteen Fifties, the land became made to be had to make manner for a new secondary college which is now Lynfield College.