Trebonne

Trebonne is a small rural locality in the Shire of Hinchinbrook, Queensland, Australia. It is situated inland from the coast, approximately 15 kilometers west of Ingham.

The area is primarily agricultural, with sugarcane farming being a dominant industry. Other agricultural activities may include cattle grazing and other forms of crop cultivation.

Trebonne is largely a residential area serving the agricultural community. It is characterized by a low population density and a relatively quiet, rural lifestyle. Local amenities are limited, with residents typically relying on Ingham for services, shopping, and education.

The name "Trebonne" may originate from a local geographical feature, historical event, or a prominent individual associated with the area, but a definitive etymology is not widely documented. Further research into local historical records might reveal the origin of the name.

The locality is traversed by roads connecting it to Ingham and other surrounding areas. While it lacks major tourist attractions, its proximity to natural areas and the relaxed atmosphere can appeal to those seeking a quiet escape from urban environments.