The Regional Council of Goyder

The Regional Council of Goyder occupies an inland swathe of South Australia’s Mid North in Australia. Its country towns sit among broad cereal and grazing land, where low hills meet long stretches of open paddocks. Burra Creek runs through the district’s best-known historic town, Burra, whose nineteenth-century copper-mining boom left a notable collection of stone buildings and former mine sites. Eudunda and Robertstown are further local service centres, while the landscape northward leads towards the Flinders Ranges. This working rural district remains closely connected to South Australia’s early mining and pastoral economy. Explore more webcams across the neighbouring Mid North for a broader impression of the Regional Council of Goyder.

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