Harrisville

Built around the fertile farming country of the Fassifern Valley, Harrisville grew into a small rural service town in Queensland’s Scenic Rim. It lies south-west of Ipswich, amid open paddocks and low ranges rather than the coast-bound settings often associated with the state. Harrisville was served by the former Fassifern railway line, which connected Ipswich with Dugandan and helped move the valley’s agricultural produce and passengers during the late 19th and 20th centuries. Its compact centre still reflects that practical connection with the surrounding farming district. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of the Fassifern Valley and Scenic Rim.

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