East Hills Taxi

East Hills is located 26 kilometers South West of the Sydney central business district, this South Western suburb is in the local government area of the City of Bankstown, and is part of the South Western Region.

East Hills was the name used to describe the area of land south of Bankstown to the George’s River and east to the River Road. George Johnstone (1790-1820) who was granted land here in 1804 called it New Jerusalem. Robert Gardiner a tenant on the property called his farm East Hills perhaps after a similar region near Liverpool, England. In 1893 that area was subdivided up and named *East Hills* after the farm. In 1931 the railway station was opened and was the terminating station till 1987 when the line was extended to a new station at Holsworthy.

On the northern bank of the Georges River East Hills is a residential suburb, with Panania and picnic point nearby.