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Agnes Banks is a Sydney suburb in the Australian state of New South Wales. Agnes Banks is located 68 kilometres north-west of Sydney’s central business district, within the local government areas of Penrith and Hawkesbury. It is located within Greater Western Sydney.
Castlereagh Road, which runs alongside the Nepean River between Richmond and Penrith, connects Agnes Banks to Penrith. This suburb’s higher terrain is comprised of natural forests and sandy deposits. Agnes Banks is a rural outpost of the city of Penrith that has preserved its agricultural significance and rural way of life.
Charles Palmer settled this area as early as 1803. In 1803, as the first recipient of free land grants, he and his wife Mary Anne constructed the first Farm Slab House. Three chimneys remain near the intersection of Castlereagh Road and Springwood Road. The name Agnes Banks is derived from Agnes, Thompson’s mother. Historically, this town was known as “Little Richmond.”

According to the 2016 census, there were 911 people residing in Agnes Banks. 83.7% of the population was born in Australia. Other common birthplaces included Malta (3%), England (2.8%), and New Zealand (1.1%). At home, 88.1% of the population spoke only English. Other home languages included Maltese (2.6%), Macedonian (1.4%), and Greek (0.5%). 35.8% of respondents identified as Catholic, 19.7% as Anglican, and 17.7% as having no religion.