Taroom - Wikipedia
Taroom / t ə ˈ r uː m / is a town in the Shire of Banana and locality split between the Shire of Banana and the Western Downs Region in Queensland, Australia. [2] [3] [4] In the 2021 …
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Taroom - Outback Queensland
Taroom is steeped in early European history and built on primary industries – first sheep, now cattle and grain. The region opened up to settlers in the 1840s with the northern exploits of …
Revisiting the town of Taroom, a natural drawcard - Sandstone Wonders
2017年10月26日 · Taroom is a small picturesque country town (population 750) located on the banks of the Dawson River in the Sandstone Wonders region, an aptly-named region encircled …
The Town of Taroom in the Banana Shire - Sandstone Wonders
QUICK FACTS. Taroom is a great base for exploring: 15 km to the Chain Lagoons. 55 km to Isla Gorge National Park. 82 km to Flagstaff Hill and the historical flagged stone road. 18 km to …
Taroom | Destination-information - Queensland
The landmark says a lot about the town. Taroom is steeped in early European history and built on primary industries – first sheep, now cattle and grain. The region opened up to settlers in the …
Taroom, QLD - Aussie Towns
Taroom is a quiet town servicing the surrounding rural properties. Its great claim to fame is that when the Prussian explorer, Ludwig Leichhardt, passed through the district he marked a tree …
Taroom, Queensland: Travel guide and things to do - Brisbane …
2015年1月22日 · Taroom is a small service centre located 464 km west of Brisbane via the Warrego and Leichhardt Highways. The first European into the area was Ludwig Leichhardt …
Taroom, QLD | Wiki Australia
Taroom, QLD. The township of Taroom lies on the banks of the picturesque Dawson River, 128 kilometres north of Miles. Settlers took up the land here in 1845, just one year after the area’s …
Taroom - Queensland Places
Taroom, a rural town on the Dawson River, is 290 km west of Maryborough. The name was derived from an Aboriginal word describing the native lime, Eremocitrus glauca, a thorny tree …