Woombye QLD, 4559
Woombye Real Estate: Suburb Profile
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If you're considering a move to Woombye, keep reading for a brief historical overview to discover more about the lifestyle and what makes this suburb so great.
Overview Woombye comes under the Sunshine Coast Region in Queensland, Australia. Woombye sits 100 km north of the Brisbane CBD and is home to one of the Sunshine Coast’s longest established soccer clubs belongs to it.
Living in Woombye The Bruce Highway bounds the locality’s eastern side. Woombye’s small township is encircled by gated communities and acreage properties, although these were pineapple farms. This locality had 3,246 people at the 2016 census. It has a government co-educational primary school named Wommbye State School, and it also has private alternatives that provide secondary education. The Big Pineapple and North Coast Roadside Rest Areas are some of its Heritage-listed sites.
History of Woombye It was at the very beginning referred to as Middles Camp and subsequently as Cobb’s Camp. 17th of August 1885 marks the opening of Cobbs Camp Provisional School, although it got renamed in 1892 as Woombye State School, and a preschool was added to it in 1977. The locality got its current name in the 1880s, and it was named after a Kabi word that translates to black myrtle tree that was useful to produce the axe handles. It emerged as a North-coast railway station for Yandina from Landsborough in 1891 and until 1914.
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