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Ulladulla, town, southeastern New South Wales, southeastern Australia. It is situated on the Tasman Sea coast along the Princes Highway, 40 miles (65 km) south of Jervis Bay. The town was established in the 1820s as an anchorage for ships importing cedarwood to Sydney (about 110 miles [180 km] northeast), and its name was derived from an Aboriginal word meaning “safe harbour.” The town serves a hinterland of dairying, intensive agriculture, and lumbering. It has...