Goondiwindi

Goondiwindi is a regional town in Queensland situated at the intersection of major highways linking to southern states. It functions as an administrative hub serving the surrounding community and connects visitors to nearby centers.

The area underwent administrative consolidation in 2008 when three separate local government areas merged into a single unified council. This restructuring shaped the governance and organizational framework visible today.

The Bigambul people held deep ties to this land, with their language region extending from Goondiwindi to Yelarbon, Texas, Moonie, and Millmerran. Visitors can engage with community events and sites that honor this heritage and keep local stories alive.

The town is accessible via well-maintained roads connecting it to neighboring regions and larger centers. Visitors should note that local facilities are spread throughout the area, making a vehicle helpful for getting around.

The name comes from Aboriginal words meaning duck droppings, possibly referencing historical waterfowl that roosted near the Macintyre River. This distinctive naming choice preserves a link to the area's natural history and riverside life.

Location: Goondiwindi Region

Location: Queensland

Elevation above the sea: 220 m

Shares border with: Callandoon, Goodar, Billa Billa, Boggabilla, Wondalli, Wyaga, Kurumbul

GPS coordinates: -28.54444,150.31056

Latest update: December 19, 2025 22:44