Wandin North, Victoria
Wandin North is a suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 40 km east from Melbourne's central business district. Its local government area is the Shire of Yarra Ranges. At the , Wandin North had a population of 3,051. History. The Post Office opened around 1909. An earlier office (1884) named Wandin North was renamed Seville. There are two operational schools in Wandin North and the original of these schools is Wandin Yallock Primary School which was established in 1870. It is nestled amongst orchards and general farming land in the picturesque Yarra Valley. The Wandin North Primary School  opened in 1915 and in 2016 had 240 students. Railway. Wandin North used to have a railway station simply called Wandin on the Warburton branch line which opened in 1901 and closed in 1965. The town today. Wandin North contains a number of attractions such as Warratina Lavender Farm, Native plant Garden, Mont De Lancey, Wild Cattle Creek Winery and the numerous fruit orchards the best being Lanidale the Cherrywell. Wandin North is the home of a vibrant shopping precinct with many different food options and a wonderful centre garden. Notable Local Businesses: IGA, Wandin Pizza Bar, Wandin Valley Providore  Continental Deli, Yarra Valley Quilt Yarn & Sew, Wandin Florist, Lanidale the Cherrywell, Cherryhill, Cherry Haven, Cherry Brothers, Maggies Seasonal Produce, Wandin Bakery, Wandin News Agency.