Ceduna

The District Council of Ceduna spans 5,427 square kilometers of land, encompassing agricultural areas, coastal settlements, and commercial districts along South Australia's western shore.

The District Council of Ceduna emerged from its predecessor, the District Council of Murat Bay, established in 1925 and renamed to its current designation in 1994.

The region maintains strong connections with Indigenous Australian communities while supporting local traditions through events such as the annual Ceduna Oysterfest celebration.

The district provides essential services including medical facilities, educational institutions, shopping centers, and transportation infrastructure that connects multiple coastal settlements.

Port Thevenard within the council area processes 1.2 million tonnes of gypsum exports annually, while Smoky Bay ranks as South Australia's second-largest oyster production zone.

Location: South Australia

Location: District Council of Ceduna

Elevation above the sea: 6 m

Website: https://www.ceduna.sa.gov.au/

Shares border with: Uworra, Koonibba, Kalanbi, Charra, Nadia, Ceduna Waters, Denial Bay, Laura Bay, Thevenard, Wandana, Merghiny

Website: https://ceduna.sa.gov.au

GPS coordinates: -32.13333,133.68333

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:38