655 Catninga Road, Woolundunga SA 5701, Australia
The property is about 271 km north of Adelaide and roughly 21 km south‑east of the city of Port Augusta.
Horrocks Pass Road (B56) runs along the southern side of Woolundunga, and the Augusta Highway forms the western boundary of the locality.
The name is of Aboriginal origin, believed to refer to springs near Mount Brown, and was first used in 1851 for the ‘Woolundunga Run’ pastoral enterprise.
The area is primarily dedicated to primary‑industry activities such as pastoralism and agriculture, with parts of the east zoned to protect the natural and rural character.
The property lies within the City of Port Augusta (west side) and the District Council of Mount Remarkable (east side). It is part of the federal division of Grey and the state electoral district of Stuart.
Yes, land in the eastern part of Woolundunga is zoned to preserve its natural and rural character as well as scenic features.
