Bordertown

The open, gently rolling plains of the Tatiara district define the setting of Bordertown — broad paddocks and long road corridors give daily life an unmistakably inland, agricultural rhythm. Set in South Australia’s southeast near the Victorian border, the town is an important stop on the Dukes Highway between Adelaide and Melbourne. Grain growing and livestock production underpin the surrounding district, while Bordertown provides services for farms and travellers crossing this part of the state. Bordertown Wildlife Park is known for its white kangaroos, a rare colour variation that has become a local emblem. The town’s name reflects its longstanding connection with the border region. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Bordertown and the Tatiara relate to their surroundings.

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