Pemulwuy is located 31 kilometres west of the Sydney central business district; it is in the local government area of Cumberland City Council.

Pemulwuy has been named after a local Aboriginal Warrior Pemulwuy who led attacks on the British troops in the surrounding areas, particularly against the settlement at Toongabbie. The suburb only started to undergo development in 2004 and is a very new suburb; it is located on the site of an old Boral quarry.

The western side of the suburb contains large warehouse and distribution facilities, while the area to the east consists mostly of a high density townhouse development.

Watkin Tench Parade has been named after Captain Watkin Tench who stood atop Prospect Hill in 1789 and was the first person to see the Blue Mountains.

Pemulwuy is surrounded by the suburbs of Prospect, Wetherill Park, Girraween and Greystanes.

Pemulwuy is located 31 kilometres west of the Sydney central business district; it is in the local government area of Cumberland City Council.

Pemulwuy has been named after a local Aboriginal Warrior Pemulwuy who led attacks on the British troops in the surrounding areas, particularly against the settlement at Toongabbie. The suburb only started to undergo development in 2004 and is a very new suburb; it is located on the site of an old Boral quarry.

The western side of the suburb contains large warehouse and distribution facilities, while the area to the east consists mostly of a high density townhouse development.

Watkin Tench Parade has been named after Captain Watkin Tench who stood atop Prospect Hill in 1789 and was the first person to see the Blue Mountains.

Pemulwuy is surrounded by the suburbs of Prospect, Wetherill Park, Girraween and Greystanes.