Woorndoo

Woorndoo is a small rural locality in the Western District of Victoria, Australia. It is situated approximately 270 kilometers west of Melbourne.

Historically, Woorndoo was a small service center for the surrounding agricultural community. The primary industries in the area are sheep and cattle farming, as well as cropping.

Notable features in or near Woorndoo include the Woorndoo Common, a significant area of remnant native vegetation.

The population of Woorndoo is sparse and has fluctuated over time, generally reflecting broader trends in rural decline. Basic services, such as a general store and primary school, have at times been present, however their availability has been subject to population changes and economic factors.

The name "Woorndoo" is believed to be derived from an Aboriginal word, although the exact meaning is not definitively known. Records regarding local indigenous history are limited.