The property sits on approximately 1,592,087 m², which is about 159 hectares. This provides a substantial area for a variety of agricultural or pastoral uses.

What are the typical land uses in the Thangool area?

The predominant land use around Thangool is grazing on native vegetation, complemented by a small amount of crop growing such as sorghum, wheat, sunflower, mung beans and barley. The property’s size makes it well‑suited for grazing or dry‑land farming.

How far is the property from the nearest town and major centre?

Thangool is about 12 km south of Biloela, the Shire of Banana’s administrative centre, and roughly 591 km north‑west of Brisbane. Local services in Thangool include a post office, service station, hotels and other businesses.

What natural attractions are close to 60 Semples Road?

Mount Scoria, a former volcano with striking basalt columns, is a notable landmark within the locality. The Clinker Creek river lies approximately 1.5–2 km away, offering a natural water feature nearby.

What community facilities are available in Thangool?

Thangool hosts an airport, a large racecourse, a fire station, St Andrew’s Anglican Church and a recreational hall. Annual events include the Thangool Cup Races in September and a Christmas market each November.

What is the population of Thangool?

According to the 2021 census, the locality of Thangool had a population of 685 people.

What notable businesses operate in the Thangool region?

The area’s economy features dry‑land farming and irrigated crops, and includes specialised enterprises such as Queensland Squab Processors, which supplies 60 % of Australia’s squab market, and a newer herb‑production business serving the food‑service industry.