Tarragindi QLD, 4121
Tarragindi Real Estate: Suburb Profile
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Overview Tarragindi is a suburb located south of Brisbane with a total land area of 4.1 square kilometres. The town is bordered by Wellers Hill and Ekibin Creek in the east, Sandy Creek and Norman Creek in the north, and the Toohey Mountain in the south. The 2016 census recorded that Tarragindi has a population of 25,269 residents.
Living in Tarragindi Tarragindi is one of the most well-liked suburbs in the region of Brisbane because of the many desirable features of the town. This residential town is conveniently close to the central business district of Brisbane, giving access to commercial spots and urban life to its residents and visitors. Tarragindi is popular among families because the suburb has primary and secondary schools, churches, sports clubs and facilities, and a significant number of parks where children and dogs can play. Locals can enjoy picnics, barbecues, playgrounds, and walk and bikeways.
History of Tarragindi The name of this town is believed to be taken from the home of Samuel Grimes, which is called Tarragindi. Grimes’ house was named after Tarragindi Tassaroni, a loyal islander who assisted the homeowner in removing a bunch of timbers from the estate. The word Tarragindi translates to ‘Camp on the Hill,’ according to the islander.
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