The Penrith and Nepean area sits at the foot of the Blue Mountains on the Nepean River. Penrith is the regional centre, with Kingswood, Jamisontown and Emu Plains around it, St Marys, Werrington, Claremont Meadows and Erskine Park to the east, Cranebrook and Jordan Springs to the north, and Glenmore Park, Mulgoa, Luddenham and Wallacia to the south, toward the Western Sydney International Airport site at Badgerys Creek.
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Roads, hospitals and transport in Penrith & the Nepean
Main roads
M4 Western Motorway
Main route east to Parramatta and the city, and west over the Nepean River toward the Blue Mountains.
Great Western Highway
Runs through St Marys, Kingswood and Penrith and over the Victoria Bridge to Emu Plains.
The Northern Road
Major north–south route from Narellan past Luddenham, Orchard Hills and Penrith toward Richmond, with heavy truck use.
Mulgoa Road
Links Penrith and Jamisontown with Glenmore Park, Regentville and Mulgoa to the south.
Castlereagh Road
Runs north from Penrith through Cranebrook and Castlereagh toward Richmond, past the Penrith Lakes area and farmland.
Erskine Park Road
Connects St Clair and Erskine Park with the M4 and the industrial estates to the south.
Elizabeth Drive
East–west route from Liverpool past Kemps Creek and Badgerys Creek to Luddenham, used by airport-bound freight.
Getting to work and around the region
Many residents commute east to Parramatta, Blacktown and the city by car on the M4 or by train from Penrith and St Marys, which makes for long daily trips. Kingswood draws workers to Nepean Hospital and Western Sydney University, and the industrial areas around Erskine Park and St Marys employ many locals.
Trucks and heavy vehicles. Freight and construction traffic around the Western Sydney International Airport site at Badgerys Creek uses The Northern Road and Elizabeth Drive, and the M4 carries trucks between Sydney and the west.
Public hospitals serving the area
- Nepean Hospital, Kingswood
- Mount Druitt Hospital, Mount Druitt
Public transport
- Western Line (St Marys, Werrington, Kingswood, Penrith, Emu Plains)
- Blue Mountains Line trains through Penrith and Emu Plains
- Buses, with interchanges at Penrith and St Marys
- Local buses linking Glenmore Park, Jordan Springs and Erskine Park with Penrith and St Marys
Help by claim type across Penrith & the Nepean
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Suburbs and towns in Penrith & the Nepean
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CTP Lawyer Help in SydneyQuestions about claims in Penrith & the Nepean
Start the same way as for any NSW crash, wherever you live. Get checked by a doctor, even if the injuries seemed minor at first, and keep the paperwork from Nepean Hospital or wherever you were treated. Collect the other driver's details, photos and any police event number. Then lodge the claim with the CTP insurer of the relevant vehicle, ideally within 28 days, and manage it from home by phone and online.
Yes. Our claim check is by phone and online, claims are lodged through the Service NSW online form or with the insurer, and your GP in Penrith can generally provide the Certificate of Fitness. If a lawyer would help, many motor accident lawyers work by phone and video, so a trip to the CBD usually isn't needed. If you are later asked to attend an assessment, you can ask about a closer location.
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