Road - Gumnuts are the woody seed capsules produced after a gum tree has flowered. This road was formerly called Pogson's Lane until the 1920s. Burrawang Street - Burrawang is the common name for the species Macrozamia communis, an Australian cycad found on the east coast of New South Wales. The word burrawang is derived from the Dharuk language and means "wild duck". Transport Cherrybrook is serviced by Hillsbus bus routes linking to Sydney CBD and Cherrybrook railway station, which is on the Metro North West Line of the Sydney Metro network, which opened 26 May 2019. 600 - Hornsby to Parramatta 620N - Cherrybrook to Town Hall - Friday and Saturday nights only 620X - Dural to Town Hall via Lane Cove Tunnel 622 - Dural to North Sydney via Lane Cove & St Leonards 626 - Kellyville to Pennant Hills 642X - Round Corner to Town Hall via Lane Cove Tunnel 635 - Castle Hill to Beecroft Commercial areas Cherrybrook Village Shopping Centre (owned by Mirvac) is a fully enclosed, single level neighbourhood shopping centre that has Woolworths as its major tenant. It opened in 1989 and was refurbished in 2004. Appletree Shops is a smaller shopping centre. Education Cherrybrook is serviced by a number of educational institutions, including Cherrybrook Nursery and Preschool, ABC Developmental Learning Centre, Kindalin Early Childhood Learning Centre, Cherrybrook Community Pre-School, Cherrybrook Public School, John Purchase Public School, Cherrybrook Technology High School, Tangara School for Girls, and Inala, a Rudolf Steiner School supporting individuals with disabilities. Cherrybrook Technology High School (CTHS) is currently the largest government secondary school in the state with over 2000 students and is growing larger each year, although it was built to accommodate 900 students. Religion In the 2016 census, the question about religion was optional and 5.9% of Cherrybrook respondents did not answer it. The most popular response was "No religion" (24.4%), followed by Catholic (20.2%), Anglican (12.9%), and Hinduism (7.7%). Cherrybrook has a large number of Christian churches of many denominations: Cherrybrook Anglican Church, located in Cherrybrook Community and Cultural Centre Cherrybrook Uniting Church Cherrybrook Presbyterian Church C3 Church Cherrybrook, formerly Victory Community Christian Church Cherrybrook Community Life Church] (CCLC), a Baptist / non-denominational community church There is also a Buddhist Mahāyāna Monastery. Sport and recreation Recreation areas include Greenway Park (featuring Indoor Heated Swimming Pool and a fenced Dog Park), The Lakes of Cherrybrook, Edward Bennett Oval