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Durong, QLD 4610

Fraser Coast · Queensland · Population 15,212 · Median age 41

Durong is a rural locality in the Darling Downs region of Queensland with a population of around 15,200. A quiet agricultural area with limited tourist inf

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Written by Touringuide Team

Durong is a small rural community located in the Darling Downs region of western Queensland. The area is primarily agricultural, reflecting the broader character of this productive farming district. With a median age of 41 and median household income around $1,249 per week, it serves as a quiet residential base for those working in the region's farming and pastoral industries.

Travellers passing through should be aware that services and attractions are limited. The locality has minimal tourist facilities, making it more of a transit point than a destination in itself. Nearby larger centres like Toowoomba offer more comprehensive amenities, accommodation, and dining options for those requiring additional services.

About Durong — Demographics

Based on postcode 4610 area (ABS Census 2021)
15,212
Population
41
Median Age
$1,249/wk
Median Household Income
2.4
Avg Household Size
$1,200/mo
Median Mortgage
$260/wk
Median Rent
10%
Born Overseas

Travel Info

Travel Tips

  • Stock up on fuel and supplies in larger nearby towns before visiting remote areas around Durong
  • Mobile coverage may be patchy — test connectivity before relying on GPS or navigation apps
  • Public toilets are available in the locality; plan bathroom stops accordingly on longer drives
  • Allow extra travel time if exploring back roads in the region, particularly after rain
Traffic & Access: Durong is accessed via regional roads in the Darling Downs. Limited fuel and food services are available locally; plan accordingly for longer trips through the area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Durong?

There are 1 campsites near Durong, including Boondooma Homestead (21.9km).

Is there fuel near Durong?

Yes, there are 1 fuel stations near Durong, including BP DARR CREEK (15.2km).