a distance of approximately 40 kilometres. NSW TrainLink operate multiple direct services from both railways stations to Canberra, Sydney, and provides connections across the state. Murray's coach services operate daily between Bateman's Bay and Canberra including picking up and setting down passengers in Braidwood. Heritage listings Braidwood has a number of heritage-listed sites, including: Braidwood and Its Setting Monkitee Street: Bedervale Wallace Street: Braidwood District Historical Society Museum Wallace Street: Mill Complex 119 Wallace Street: Albion Hotel Climate Braidwood has an oceanic climate (Cfb) with mild to warm summers and cold winters with frequent morning frost. Due to its position on the eastern slopes of the Great Dividing Range and its proximity to the Tasman Sea, summer temperatures are generally cooler than in nearby Bungendore and Goulburn which lie further inland at a similar altitude. Braidwood's greater exposure to moist easterly winds also yields a wetter climate relative to Bungendore and Goulburn. Warm to hot summer days are usually tempered by afternoon and evening easterly breezes. Population At the , Braidwood had a population of 1,720. 78.0% of people were born in Australia and 85.9% of people only spoke English at home. The most common responses for religion were No Religion 40.5%, Catholic 21.0% and Anglican 16.6%. Media Braidwood is served by local newspaper, the Braidwood Times, which is owned by Australian Community Media. Braidwood is home to community radio station 2BRW. Operating under the name 'Braidwood Community Radio', the station can be heard on 88.9 FM. For commercial radio, Braidwood is in the Goulburn broadcast licence area with 2GN heard on 1368 AM and Eagle FM on 93.5 FM. These stations have studios in Goulburn. The town falls under the Southern NSW television licence area with stations transmitting from a tower on Mount Gillamatong, adjacent to the township. In popular culture Film and television The town has several times been used for film locations, including Robbery Under Arms (1920), Ned Kelly (1970), The Year My Voice Broke (1987), On our Selection (1995), Finding Joy (2003), The Discontinuity (2009) and Australia's Most Haunted (2013). Notable residents Deuchar Gordon, Australian pastoralist and president of the Australian Club Judith Wright, Australian poet and conservationist and Aboriginal rights campaigner John Chapman, Army Officer See also Ralph Hush Christopher Eipper Quong Tart References External links Braidwood Show Society Inc. website Braidwood businesses, where to eat or stay Braidwood Central School website Heritage information about