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Prospect is a neighborhood of Sydney in the Australian state of New South Wales. Prospect, which is a component of the Greater Western Sydney region, is situated 32 kilometres west of the Sydney CBD in the local government area of the City of Blacktown. Prospect, one of Sydney’s older neighbourhoods, gets its name from Prospect Hill, a notable landmark nearby from which visitors could obtain a good view of the surrounding countryside.

It began as a colony for freed prisoners and subsequently developed into a village. In order to grow livestock, construct churches, inns, schools, shops, and a sizable reservoir, people have removed increasing tracts of land since colonisation. In order to study the geology, naturalist Charles Darwin travelled to Prospect in January 1836.

Prospect offers easy access to the city’s western regions as well as the Sydney CBD to the east because to its proximity to the Great Western Highway and the M4 Motorway.

Blacktown’s centre and Prospect are connected via the Prospect Highway.

The Sydney Trains North Shore, Northern, and Western Line, in particular, is accessible from the Blacktown train station via the NSW TrainLink and Sydney Trains networks. Connecting services are provided by a number of bus operators via Blacktown Road between Prospect and Blacktown.

• Pemulwuy, a member of the Bidjigal tribe, was the main organiser of raids by indigenous people against the colony of New South Wales in the 1790s. He is among the notable residents of the suburb. 
• William Lawson investigated a path through the Blue Mountains along with Gregory Blaxland and William Charles Wentworth. In 1797, the war deteriorated; his guerrillas began routine raids on settlements in the Parramatta and Prospect Hill areas. He was given 500 acres in Prospect, where he later constructed a sizable home that he named Veteran Hall.
• Natasha Crofts was named 2007’s Australian Mother of the Year.