Lot 12 Barfield Road, Tarramba QLD 4702, Australia
The parcel covers 17,521,486 m², which is roughly 1,752 hectares of land.
Land use in Tarramba is primarily grazing on native vegetation, with some areas used for forestry and crop growing.
Tarramba Creek originates in the centre of the locality, flows southward and becomes a tributary of Lonesome Creek, providing a natural water source nearby.
The closest primary schools are Banana State School in Banana to the north‑west and Theodore State School to the south‑west, each a few kilometres away. Secondary education is available at Theodore State School (to Year 10) and Moura State High School in Moura to the west, also within a few kilometres.
The locality features several mountains, including Flat Top Mountain (401 m), Mount Breast (354 m) and Little Uncle Tom (435 m), offering varied, gently rolling terrain.
According to the 2021 census, Tarramba had a population of 38 people.
Given the region’s predominance of grazing, forestry and some crop growing, the parcel is well‑suited for similar agricultural uses.
