page_title: Ridgehaven, South Australia
section_title: History
hierarchical_section_title: Ridgehaven, South Australia / History
caption_attribution_description: Aerial view of Ridgehaven, Adelaide
context_page_description: Ridgehaven is a suburb of Adelaide, South Australia in the City of Tea Tree Gully.
context_section_description: Development of Ridgehaven dates from the 1950s. Most housing in the suburb was constructed during the 1960s. Today Ridgehaven is a well established, largely residential suburb, with a stable population. Relatively low numbers of new dwellings have been constructed between 1996 and 2001.
caption: Aerial image of the northwestern part of Ridgehaven, looking northwest. Grenfell Road is the east-west road that is sloping downwards in the picture, and the north-south road that is visible is Golden Grove Road. Milne Road is indicated by the red arrow. Ridgehaven is the area to the west of Golden Grove Way and south of Milne Road, the half of the image in the bottom right. The blue and red roofed complex is the Masonic Village, and the green ovals to the north are part of Modbury Sports Reserve. Redwood Park is to the north of Milne Road, and Modbury Heights is to the left.
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