52 Forster Street, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 14, 52 Forster Street.
52 Forster Street is a unit that sits on a substantial land parcel within the city.
The land associated with the unit measures approximately 4,923 m².
Port Augusta has a hot desert climate with very low annual rainfall (about 222 mm) and clear skies for most of the year, featuring hot summers and mild winters.
The city sits at the junction of the Eyre Highway to Perth, the Augusta Highway to Adelaide, and the Stuart Highway to Darwin, with the Port Augusta Airport roughly 6 km away and rail services such as the Indian Pacific and The Ghan passing through town.
Within 0‑2 km you’ll find the former Flinders Drive‑In (0.2 km), Central Oval (1.1 km), Braddock Park (1.2 km), Apex Park (1.3 km) and the Port Augusta railway station (1.5 km).
Port Augusta, originally called Goordnada in the Barngarla language, was proclaimed a natural harbour in 1852 and later became a key rail and road hub linking southern Australia with the north and west.
The region supports regional agriculture, services mines in the interior, and has shifted from coal‑fired electricity generation to renewable projects such as a solar farm opened in 2020.
