Jimboomba: Cusack Lane
Jimboomba occupies a low-lying reach of the Logan River valley in south-east Queensland. Cusack Lane crosses the river at Paynes Bridge, where a local road corridor runs between bushland, open land and low-density housing. The town forms part of Logan City’s outer southern area and has retained a semi-rural setting alongside residential growth. The Logan River is a major waterway of the region, flowing to Moreton Bay. It was named in 1826 by explorer John Oxley for Captain Patrick Logan, commandant of the Moreton Bay penal settlement. Around Jimboomba, the river corridor and local roads connect established rural properties with the town’s services and residential neighbourhoods.
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Jimboomba has served as a rural service centre in southeast Queensland since the late 19th century. Set in the Logan River valley, it lies within Logan City between Brisbane and the Scenic Rim, where former grazing and farming land has increasingly made way for residential neighbourhoods. The former Beaudesert railway once had a station at Jimboomba, connecting the district with nearby towns and markets. Today, the Mount Lindesay Highway is the area's main transport corridor, linking local shops, schools and services in a rapidly growing outer-metropolitan community. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Jimboomba and the Logan Valley relate to their surroundings.
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