Springsure, Queensland

Infobox Australian Place | type = town
name = Springsure
state = qld

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caption = [http://www.springsure.pcq.org.au Springsure Presbyterian Church]
lga = Central Highlands
postcode = 4722
pop = 770 (2001 Census)
est =
elevation= 344.9
maxtemp = 28.8
mintemp = 14.0
rainfall = 677.4
stategov = Gregory
fedgov = Capricornia
dist1 = 765
location1= Brisbane
dist2 = 335
location2= Rockhampton
dist3 = 68
location3= Emerald

Springsure is a small town in Queensland, 66 km south of Emerald on the Gregory Highway. It is 765 km northwest of Brisbane.

The area was first explored by Ludwig Leichhardt and his favourable reports encouraged settlers to move in. Springsure saw a massacre of Europeans by the Aboriginal Australian people, the Kairi, who resisted encroachment on their lands (Known as the Wills massacre or Cullin-La-Ringo massacre). At least 19 are known to have perished.Fact|date=February 2007

Today, Springsure is a pastoral settlement serving cattle farms as well as sunflower, sorghum, wheat and chickpea plantations.

A cliff face in the hills surrounding Springsure is known to the area as Virgin Rock. As although know years of erosion have perished the natural formation it once looked like the Virgin Mary cradling the baby Jesus.

It is also a staging point for expeditions to the Carnarvon National Park.