Jingellic

Jingellic is a small town in the Snowy Valleys Council local government area of New South Wales, Australia. It is located on the banks of the Murray River, approximately 120 kilometers (75 miles) east of Albury-Wodonga and near the New South Wales/Victoria border.

History:

The area was originally inhabited by Indigenous Australians. European settlement began in the 1830s with the establishment of pastoral runs. The town developed as a service center for the surrounding agricultural district.

Geography:

Jingellic sits in a valley surrounded by rolling hills and is defined by its location on the Murray River. The surrounding landscape is primarily used for farming, grazing, and timber production.

Economy:

The economy of Jingellic is based on agriculture, particularly sheep and cattle farming. Tourism, driven by the Murray River and surrounding natural attractions, also contributes to the local economy.

Facilities and Attractions:

• Murray River access: Provides opportunities for boating, fishing, and swimming.
• Jingellic Hotel: A historic pub serving as a social hub for the community.
• Carinya Park: A local park.
• Camping facilities: Available along the Murray River.

Population:

As a small town, Jingellic has a relatively small population, generally numbering in the hundreds. Population figures may vary slightly depending on the source and year.