Boondooma County was named and bounded by the Governor in Council on 7 March 1901, under the Land Act 1897, as one of Queensland’s cadastral counties. It has no council function today.
Key Facts
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| State | Queensland |
| Gazette reference | No. 3753, page 967 |
| Named and bounded | 7 March 1901 |
| Coordinates | 26°28′S 151°36′E |
| Local government area (centre) | South Burnett Regional Council |
Name Origin
The name derives from the Boondooma pastoral run, probably an Aboriginal word associated with a large waterhole, possibly indicating softness (sand).
Parishes in Boondooma County
Parishes recorded within Boondooma County:
- Ballogie
- Boondooma
- Burrandowan
- Chahpingah
- Cushnie
- Dangore
- Durong
- Jua
- Lawson
- Mannuem
- Okeden
- Peroone
- Proston
- Waringa
- Weir Weir
Cadastral Status
Boondooma County carries no budget, council or elected members; the South Burnett Regional Council governs the district around its gazetted centre.
FAQ
Where is Boondooma County?
At approximately 26°28′S 151°36′E, within the South Burnett Regional Council area.
What is Boondooma County named after?
The Boondooma pastoral run, probably an Aboriginal word for a large waterhole.
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