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Coominglah Forest

QLD 4630 • Queensland

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Population (2021)
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Median Personal Income
418.11 km²
Area
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Median Rent
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About Coominglah Forest

Coominglah Forest is a sparsely populated rural locality in Queensland's Central Highlands region, situated approximately 60 kilometres south-west of Biloela in the Callide electorate. The locality spans over 418 square kilometres of open scrub, eucalypt woodland, and dry forest country typical of inland central Queensland. With no recorded census population, the area functions primarily as grazing land and native forest rather than a residential community.

The vast, undeveloped landscape of Coominglah Forest reflects the broad pastoral character of central Queensland's interior. Residents and landholders in the surrounding region rely on Biloela for all essential services, schools, and shopping, roughly an hour's drive away. The area is suited to those who value remote, rural living and wide open spaces, with the nearby Kroombit Tops National Park offering natural bushland experiences.

Coominglah Forest falls under postcode 4630 and is governed by the North Burnett Council (Local Government Area). For federal elections, residents vote in the electorate of Flynn, while state elections fall under the Callide electorate.

📍 Location

State
Queensland
Postcode
4630
Urban Area
N/A
LGA / Council
North Burnett
Federal Electorate
Flynn
State Electorate
Callide
Type
Locality
Timezone
Brisbane (UTC+10)
Coordinates
-24.86°, 150.98°
Statistical Area
N/A
Area
418.11 km²
Elevation
0m

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💰 Income

ATO taxable income Postcode 4630

Median taxable income for individual taxpayers in postcode 4630, comparing the 2019–20 and 2023–24 financial years.

Median 2019–20
$34,390
Median 2023–24
$40,576
▲ 18.0% increase
Average taxable income (2023–24)
$47,829

Source: ATO Taxation Statistics 2023–24, Individuals Table 8 (median & average taxable income by postcode). Covers all individuals who lodged a return in postcode 4630; postcodes with fewer than 200 lodgments are suppressed by the ATO.

🚌 Transport & Commute

Commute to Brisbane CBD

Distance
500 km
By Train
No train service
By Car (Peak)
~6 hrs
By Car (Off-Peak)
~6 hrs

🛣️ Extremely remote locality; Biloela is the nearest service town ~60km away

Walkability Car-Dependent

Completely rural locality with no public transport or pedestrian infrastructure

🛒 Supermarkets Nearby

No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.

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👥 Demographics

Census 2016
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Census 2021
0
▲ 0% growth

Population Growth

Gender Distribution (Census 2021)

📊 Population: ABS Census 2021

🚔 Crime Statistics LGA-wide

These are the latest rates for the North Burnett Local Government Area, which contains Coominglah Forest. Rates are per 100,000 residents for calendar year 2025; trends compare 2 and 10 year periods.

Break & enter (dwelling)
508.8 / 100k
2yr Down 32.5% 10yr Up 50.5%
Motor vehicle theft
216.7 / 100k
2yr Up 24.6% 10yr Up 188.4%
Non-FV assault
942.2 / 100k
2yr Up 10.8% 10yr Up 144.6%
Robbery (unarmed)
9.4 / 100k
2yr Down 51.2% 10yr —
Steal from vehicle
207.3 / 100k
2yr Down 23.4% 10yr Stable
View all offence categories for North Burnett →

Source: Queensland Police Service via data.qld.gov.au

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Coominglah Forest located? +

Coominglah Forest is a remote rural locality in Queensland's Central Highlands, approximately 60 kilometres south-west of Biloela and 500 kilometres north-west of Brisbane.

What is Coominglah Forest used for? +

The area is predominantly used for grazing and contains large areas of eucalypt woodland and dry forest. There are no established residential communities in the locality.

What is the nearest town to Coominglah Forest? +

Biloela is the nearest substantial town, located approximately 60 kilometres to the north-east, and provides all essential services including shopping, schools, and medical facilities.

Is Coominglah Forest a safe area? +

Crime statistics are recorded at the Local Government Area level. Coominglah Forest is part of the North Burnett LGA — see the Crime Statistics section on this page for the latest recorded offence rates per 100,000 residents, along with 2-year and 10-year trends.