Naracoorte

Naracoorte is an administrative center in the Limestone Coast region of South Australia. The town sits within fertile farmland and serves as the main hub of the Naracoorte Lucindale Council, hosting government offices, schools, and medical facilities for the surrounding area.

The town formed in 1998 when two separate council districts merged into a single administrative unit. This reorganization streamlined services and shaped how the region has developed since then.

The town serves as a gathering place where residents connect through schools, library services, and community events that shape local life. These spaces reflect how people here maintain their bonds and pass knowledge to younger generations.

The town is easily accessible and provides basic services including shops, accommodation, and information points for visitors and residents. It helps to explore the local facilities during standard business hours when all services are fully available.

Nearby lies Naracoorte Caves National Park with limestone caverns and ancient fossil deposits recognized as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. These geological treasures make the wider area significant for paleontology and earth science research.

Location: South Australia

Location: Naracoorte Lucindale Council

Inception: 1845

Elevation above the sea: 57 m

Shares border with: Moyhall, Mount Light, Lochaber, Wild Dog Valley, Stewart Range, Hynam

GPS coordinates: -36.95000,140.75000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:06