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Overview

Casterton sits on the Glenelg Highway 42 km east of the South Australian border, with the Glenelg River winding through the town centre. Though the railway line closed in 1977, the highway provides easy road links to surrounding regions, making daily commuting and travel straightforward for residents. With a 2021 census population of 1,673 and an average age of 58, the town offers a relaxed, retiree‑friendly atmosphere while still welcoming families and workers who appreciate its historic charm and green surroundings.

The community is well‑served by a hospital, a secondary college, state and Catholic primary schools, and a bustling community centre that hosts a weekly newspaper and year‑round events. Sports and recreation thrive through the Casterton Football Club, a local racing club, a golf course on Penola Road, and a public outdoor swimming pool. Annual highlights include the celebrated Kelpie Festival each June and the illuminated Fleur de Lys carving on Toorak Hill, underscoring a vibrant lifestyle rooted in tradition.

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