Luscombe, Wentworth

Luscombe 	Luscombe 	Luscombe
Suburb 	Suburb 	Suburb
Dutch 	Luscombe 	Luscombe
Chinese 	卢斯科 Lúsīkē 	卢斯科 Lúsīkē
Japanese 	ラスコム Rasukomu 	ラスコム Rasukomu
Wentworth City Hall, Rawson Street	Wentworth City Hall, Rawson Street	Wentworth City Hall, Rawson Street
Population 	 	
Postcode 	 	
Borough 	City of Wentworth 	City of Wentworth
Region 	Wentworth CBD 	Wentworth CBD
Surrounding Suburbs 	Surrounding Suburbs 	Surrounding Suburbs
Ashbury 	Hyde Park 	Chinatown
Hawke 	Luscombe 	Riverside
Islington 	Acacia Park 	Banksia
Luscombe (/ˈlʌzkəm/, officially named Wentworth City until 1995) is an inner-city suburb in the Wentworth central business district. It is the main cultural and political centre of Wentworth, being home to the headquarters of numerous transnational corporations and the Wentworth City Hall, the city's oldest legislative building.
Luscombe is named after one of Wentworth's founding settlers, James Luscombe. The suburb was officially named Wentworth City until 1995, but the area had been known locally as "Luscombe" since at least the 1940s.