Mundingburra, Queensland

Mundingburra, Queensland
"Mundingburra" redirects here. For the Queensland electoral division, see Electoral district of Mundingburra.
Mundingburra
Townsville, Queensland
Postcode: 4812
LGA: City of Townsville
State District: Mundingburra
Federal Division: Herbert
Suburbs around Mundingburra:
Pimlico Mysterton
Aitkenvale Mundingburra Rosslea
Annandale

Mundingburra is a suburb of Townsville, Queensland, Australia. It is predominantly a residential suburb that is situated on the bank of the Ross River, adjacent to the suburb of Annandale. The Electoral district of Mundingburra (The Constituency) which the suburb is situated in, is named after the suburb.

Services in Mundingburra include three schools, Mundingburra State School (prep-year 7), St Josephs (prep-year 7) and The Cathedral School (prep-year 12). The Mundingburra State School is adjacent to the Anderson Park, Pimlico. Also in Mundingburra is Aplin's Weir crossing the Ross River.

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Urban

Aitkenvale · Annandale · Belgian Gardens · Bohle · Castle Hill · Cluden · Condon · Cranbrook · Currajong · Douglas · Garbutt · Gulliver · Gumlow · Heatley · Hermit Park · Hyde Park · Idalia · James Cook University · Kelso · Kirwan · Lavarack Army Barracks · Mount Louisa · Mount St John · Mount Stuart · Mundingburra · Murray · Mysterton · North Ward · Oonoonba · Pallarenda · Pimlico · Railway Estate · Rasmussen · Rosslea · Rowes Bay · Shaw · South Townsville · Thuringowa Central · Townsville City · Vincent · West End · Wulguru
Rural

Alice River · Alligator Creek · Balgal Beach · Black River · Blue Hills · Bluewater Park · Bohle Plains · Brookhill · Calcium · Cape Cleveland · Cleament · Crimea · Crystal Creek · Cungulla · Hervey Range · Hidden Valley · Julago · Lynam · Majors Creek · Mount Elliot · Mutarnee · Nome · Oak Valley · Orpheus Island · Palm Island · Partington · Pinnacles · Rangewood · Reid River · Rollingstone · Roseneath · Rupertswood · Stuart · Toomulla · Toonpan · Woodstock
Northern Beaches

Beach Holm · Bluewater · Burdell · Bushland Beach · Deeragun · Jensen · Mount Low · Purono Park · Saunders Beach · Toolakea · Yabulu
Magnetic Island

Arcadia · Cockle Bay · Horseshoe Bay · Magnetic Island · Nelly Bay · Picnic Bay

References

Coordinates: 19°18′S 146°47′E / 19.3°S 146.783°E / -19.3; 146.783



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