Wonga is situated east of Bellata and Edgeroi in a band of country adjacent to the Nandewar ranges which is renowned for its cropping prowess across the state. With excellent soil types and above average rainfall for this region, Wonga provides the versatility of both summer and winter cropping regimes.
Wonga is positioned:
• 33 km east of Bellata • 72 km from Moree • 60 km from Narrabri
Wonga is generally gently sloping with some creek flats and a timbered rocky ridge. Soil types are predominately soft black self-mulching with some chocolate loam and smaller lighter ridges. Timber is Belah, Brigalow, Myall, Wilga & Boonery.
Water & Rainfall There are 2 dams and 2 bores (1 equipped) with a 5,000 gal concrete tank. Single phase power is available in the NE corner. The average annual rainfall at Wonga is 750 mm (30 inch)
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