Browse mixed in Thallon

Overview

Nestled 571 km west of Brisbane in South West Queensland, Thallon is a modest rural community of 231 people (2021 census). Set beside the Moonie River, the town serves a landscape of wheat and wool production, with a mix of crop‑growing fields and native‑vegetation grazing that shapes both the scenery and the local housing stock.

Residents enjoy a range of essential amenities, including a post office, hotel, community hall, showground, park – home to the “William the Wombat” sculpture – and a council‑run library on William Street. Primary education is provided by Thallon State School, while secondary students travel to nearby St George. Road links are strong: the Carnarvon Highway runs north‑south through town, and the South‑Western railway line offers freight services. The nearby Bullamon Plains Airport (4.3 km) adds an extra transport option for the area.