Browse property in Kanyaka

Overview

Kanyaka is a rural locality in South Australia’s Far North, administered by the Flinders Ranges Council. The area is dominated by the historic Kanyaka Station complex – a heritage‑listed ruin with woolshed, cemetery and stone wall – and the Wirreanda Creek Railway Bridge, giving a strong sense of pioneer history. Its open landscape is flanked by Black Jack Hill and Watt Sugarloaf, offering easy access to natural scenery and outdoor recreation.

Transport centers on Flinders Ranges Way, which connects the former township sites of Kanyaka, Gordon, Wilson and Simmonston. Wilson’s railway station on the Central Australia Railway closed after the line was rerouted through Parachilna, and the two‑storey Great Northern Hotel, built in 1865, remains a historic landmark. Housing comprises the small village blocks laid out in the 1860s‑1880s alongside larger rural properties.

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