24 High Street, Snowtown SA 5520, Australia
The property at 24 High Street is a house. It is listed simply as a residential dwelling without additional feature details.
The residence is about 0.5 km from the former Snowtown railway station and roughly 0.5 km from Centenary Park. Both landmarks are within easy walking distance of the property.
Snowtown enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate with average summer temperatures around 30 °C and winter averages near 16 °C. The area receives about 407 mm of rain each year, most of which falls in the winter months.
The local economy is dominated by the wheat‑belt, focusing on cereal crops, wool‑growing, and livestock production. Salt mining at nearby Lake Bumbunga and wind‑farm generation also contribute to the region's economic base.
The Augusta Highway, part of Highway 1, runs just west of Snowtown, providing north‑south road access. The Adelaide‑Port Augusta railway line also passes through the town, linking it to major centres such as Adelaide and Port Augusta.
Nearby community landmarks include the Snowtown Memorial Hall and the Old Institute on Fourth Street, as well as a 44‑metre wind‑turbine‑blade monument at Fourth Street and Railway Terrace East. The Snowtown Golf Course lies just east of the township.
Snowtown was proclaimed a government town in December 1878 and was named after Thomas Snow, a relative of the then‑Governor. The town developed around a railway station on the Brinkworth‑Wallaroo line and has historic structures such as the old Snowtown Pub (built 1879) and St Canice's Catholic Church (1936).
