Putty

Putty is a village in New South Wales, Australia in Singleton Shire. It is north west of Sydney on the Putty Road between Windsor and Singleton.GeographyThe village lies in a wide valley. The knee-deep Putty Creek, or the Tupa, rises in north at the foot of Mt Kindarun, and runs the length of the valley before joining with the Wollemi Creek which then feeds into the Colo River.Adjoining the Putty Road (State Route 69) at a distance of 81km from Singleton and 91km from Windsor, Putty Valley Road services the northern stretch of the valley, while the recently relocated Box Gap Road services the south western end.Land holdings in the area extend to the boundaries of the Wollemi National Park in the west and south, the Putty State Forest in the north and the Yengo National Park in the East.CommerceWhile the number of large land holdings in Putty are diminishing to make way for smaller hobby farms, livestock production continues on a small scale.A saw mill, located on the eastern side of the Putty Road produces sawn timber from locally cut raw materials.