Adavale

Adavale is a small town in Queensland, about 100 kilometers north-east of Quilpie, 186 kilometers from Charleville and 931 km distant from Brisbane.

The place was appointed on December 3, 1872 the city counted about 1897 and five hotels within its boundaries. It was a stopover point of the transport company Cobb & Co, which operated a route from Charleville to Windorah on Cheepie. The place was insignificant when a railway line was built and he was not connected to the railway network, but Quilpie. Today Adavale has only 12 inhabitants. 2006, Adavale and the surrounding area it has a population of 141 people. In the village there is a small museum in the historic building of a butcher, which is stocked with memorabilia from the past of Adavale.

The temperatures in the summer can reach Adavale 27 to 36 ° C and winter 6-21 ° C.

The place is now only accessible on a dirt road from Quilpie and Blackall. In Adavale there is a possibility for camping.

Were discovered in 1872 near the village of one of the first Opalvorkommen Australia.