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Woorabinda

Woorabinda District, QLD 4713

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Woorabinda suburb information

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SummaryMedian sales

Average Age

27 years

Population

1,019

Local schools for Woorabinda

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Government School Catchment

Woorabinda State School
1. Government
2. Prep-6
3. Co-ed

Independent Schools

Wadja Wadja High School
1. Private
2. 7-12
3. Co-ed

Government School Catchment

Woorabinda State School
1. Government
2. Prep-6
3. Co-ed

Independent Schools

Wadja Wadja High School
1. Private
2. 7-12
3. Co-ed

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Streets in Woorabinda

Baralaba Woorabinda Road

Baralaba - Woorabinda Road

Central Creek Road

Cressbrook Street

Doolan Crescent

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