North Booval QLD, 4304
North Booval Real Estate: Suburb Profile
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If you are new to North Booval, continue reading for a brief historical overview to discover more about the amazing lifestyle and what makes this suburb so great.
Overview North Booval is a suburb within the local government area of Ipswich in Queensland, Australia. Home to 3,175 people (as of 2016), it has a total land area of 3 square kilometres.
The distance from this suburb to the Ipswich CBD is 5.8 km northeast and 38 km to that of Brisbane. North Booval is bordered by a few other suburbs, including Tivoli, North Tivoli, Bundamba, Moores Pocket, Booval, and East Ipswich.
Living in North Booval North Booval is one of the most rapidly developing suburbs in the Ipswich area. In the past decade or so, its population has been steadily increasing. Speaking of the population, the average household size in the suburb is 2.70, with a median age of 34. The Booval railway station services the suburb. It is also home to various sporting facilities such as Fall Park, MJ Kinnane Park, Jack Barkley Park, and Rossner-Gibney Park.
History of North Booval The suburb of North Booval was named after the Booval House, which served as the residence of George Faircloth (an Ipswich bank manager). There are also theories that the name is of Aboriginal origin and translates to “frilled lizard”. The earliest developments in the area were concentrated mainly near the railway. It was also close to this area that the Booval Brewery opened its doors in 1898.
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