Clarence is a suburb of Regional NSW, New South
Wales and is about 101 kms west-northwest of
NSW's capital city of Sydney. In the
2011 Australian census the population of Clarence
was 224 when there were 109 Females and 115
Males living there. The median age for
people living in Clarence was 44.

Clarence is a place in New South Wales, Australia.
It was originally a railway outpost on the original
railway line across the Blue Mountains, but by 1908
when Clarence was used as headquarters for the
Ten Tunnel deviation works, the town population
had flourished to over 5,000 residents, the
majority being the navvies employed on the
deviation works. When the deviation was opened
in 1910, the town population quickly fell, despite a
new platform built on the new deviation.