Floredale

Floredale is a residential suburb 10 kilometres from the central business district of Hammington, the capital of the Isle of Sage in England. It is the head of the City of Floredale, which has its municipal offices and library in the suburb.
== Demographics ==
Floredale had a population of 8,591 at the 2016 census, an increase of 303 from the 2010 census, and 355 from the 2006 census.
== Amenities and facilities ==
The Floredale Forum shopping centre is located in the suburb. The varied shops include the local bakery, supermarkets, candy store, fast food restaurants and multiple cafes. It sits adjacent to the City of Floredale municipal offices and library. The centre also boasts a fine dining precinct and upmarket tavern. The suburb also sits adjacent to the popular Floredale Street dining and commercial strip in neighbouring Dembley.
Floreat contains a range of sporting facilities, most notably Berry River Stadium, the peak athletics venue in Hammington. The suburb also contains the headquarters of the Isle of Sage Rugby League, Floredale Oval, and the Floredale Aquatic Centre, with further facilities for football, tennis, lawn bowls and basketball.
The suburb also contains the Berry River Reserve, and lies adjacent to Vould Park and the Dembley Golf Complex.
== Education ==
Floredale contains a public primary school, a lower primary campus of a Catholic school, and a private training institution. It was previously in the catchment area for the now-closed Floredale High School; high school students now attend Churchmount Senior High School if they live north and south of the suburb.
Floredale Park Primary School, opened in 1882, is the only public school within the suburb's boundaries, and caters for students from kindergarten to Grade 7.
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