Port Pirie South SA 5540, Australia
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43 Magor Road is a standalone house. It offers the typical benefits of a detached residential dwelling
The address is in the suburb of Port Pirie South, South Australia. It lies roughly 1 km from the central part of the Port Pirie city centre
Several parks are within walking distance, including Leonard Oval (≈1.3 km), Port Oval (≈1.5 km), Prince's Park (≈1.5 km), Woodward Park (≈1.7 km) and Globe Oval (≈1.7 km). These provide green space and community facilities nearby
The historic Port Pirie Junction (Solomontown) railway station is about 1.3 km away. The city is also located roughly 5 km off the Augusta Highway, providing easy road access
Port Pirie's economy is primarily driven by the large lead smelter and metal‑refining operation run by Nyrstar. Grain storage silos and related logistics also contribute to the local workforce
Port Pirie experiences a hot semi‑arid climate. Summers are hot and dry with average highs around 32 °C, while winters are mild to cool with average highs near 16 °C and low annual rainfall of about 346 mm
The city hosts an annual country music festival each September–October, attracting regional visitors. Cultural venues such as the National Trust Historic and Folk Museum and the Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery also serve the community
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