Jundah, Queensland

Jundah is a small town in central-west Queensland, Australia. It is the main town in the Shire of Barcoo, located about 1,100 kilometers west of Brisbane and near the Thomson River.

 History 
Jundah was established in the 1880s as a service town for sheep stations in the area. Its name comes from an Aboriginal word meaning "woman." The town has always been closely connected to sheep grazing and rural life.

 Geography 
Jundah is in the Channel Country, a flat and dry region known for its rivers that flow only during heavy rain. The land around the town is used for sheep and cattle grazing.

 Economy 
The main industries in Jundah are:
Sheep and cattle grazing
Tourism, especially outback experiences and river camping
Local government and services

 Community 
Jundah is a very small and remote town with a close-knit community. It has a school, a library, and a local store. Visitors come to enjoy its peaceful setting, starry skies, and nearby natural attractions like the Welford National Park.