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Overview

Tamborine is a rural town that straddles the Scenic Rim Region and Logan City in Queensland, with a population of 4,388 people recorded in the 2021 Census. The locality offers a semi‑country lifestyle: most housing is rural residential, set among grazing on native vegetation and a sand quarry on Clurtha Creek Road, while the eastern edge borders the discontiguous sections of Tamborine National Park.

Transport is anchored by the Beaudesert‑Beenleigh Road and State Route 95 (Waterford‑Tamborine and Tamborine Mountain Roads), which connect the community to neighbouring centres. Local amenities include the Tamborine Memorial Hall, a mobile library service stopping opposite the Shell service station, the Tamborine Rural Fire Station, and several parks, Cedar Creek, Fred Bucholz and Birnam Range, providing open‑space recreation. A heritage‑listed site, Tamborine House on Mundoolun Connection Road, adds a touch of historic character to the area.