Buckland

Buckland County is a rural community in Queensland’s Central Highlands Region.

It is about 100 kilometres west of Rockhampton and 300 kilometres north of Brisbane.

The county has a total area of 1,771 square kilometres and a population of 44 people according to the 2016 census.

Buckland County’s main industry is agriculture, with cattle grazing and cropping being the most common activities.

A number of mining operations, including the Buckland Coal Mine and the Blackwater Coal Mine, are also located in the county.

Buckland County is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, as it is home to several national parks and state forests.

Carnarvon Gorge National Park, which contains a number of spectacular gorges, waterfalls, and Aboriginal rock art sites, is the most visited national park.

Expedition National Park and Blackdown Tableland National Park are two other popular national parks.

Buckland County also has several historical sites, such as the Buckland Homestead, which was built in the 1860s and is now a museum.

Carnarvon Gorge National Park and Blackdown Tableland National Park are two of the county’s Aboriginal rock art sites.

Buckland County is a lovely and diverse area with something for everyone. Buckland County is ideal for either a relaxing holiday in the countryside or an action-packed vacation.

Here are some activities available in Buckland County:

• See the spectacular gorges, waterfalls, and Aboriginal rock art sites at Carnarvon Gorge National Park.
• Hike through Expedition or Blackdown Tableland National Parks.
  Visit the Buckland Homestead museum to learn about the area’s history.
• Learn about the mining industry in the region by visiting the Blackwater Coal Mine or the Buckland Coal Mine.
• Go fishing or swimming in one of the area’s many rivers and lakes.
• Visit one of the area’s many Aboriginal rock art sites.
• Take a scenic drive through the countryside and take in the scenery.