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Attractions in Kimba

Eyre Peninsula wheatbelt town which describes itself as 'halfway across Australia'

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Kimba Town Tourist Walk

The Big Galah, an Australian icon, at Kimba, SA.
The Big Galah

If you would like to see all the attractions in Kimba, consider the town tourist walk. There are 35 places of interest around the town which feature historical photos and information. The route is known as the ‘Kimba Town Tourist Walk’. The Kimba Guide, which includes a map, is available at the Visitor Information and the Roadhouse. The ‘walk’ is 3 km around the centre of the town  (it is an extra 2.8 km each way to White Knob Lookout) and starts at the Kimba Gateway Hotel at the roundabout on Cross Street, and continues around the town eventually reaching the Kimba Electricity Supply on North Terrace. It includes:
1. Kimba Gateway Hotel
2. Old Post Office
3. Rail Line
4. Gawler Ranges Information Bay
5. Police Station
6. Bank of Adelaide
9. Big Galah
12. Kimba and Gawler Ranges Historical Museum
13. Entrance Walls
14. Kimba Area School Community Library
15. Kimba Area School
16. Murals
16a. Kimba District Football and Netball Club
17. White’s Knob
18. Roora Walking Trail
19. Water Tanks
20. Lions Park
21. Swimming Pool
22. Catholic Church
23. First Government School Building
24. Church of England
25. Hospital
26. Rock for Water
27. Vennings Garage
28. J.L. Pike
29. The Big Store
30. Palmers Pioneer Store
31. Kimba Soldiers Memorial Institute
32. Institute Memorial Gardens
33. TAFE Campus
34. Ellis Garage
35. Electricity Supply

Kimba Grain Silos

The Kimba wheat silos, Country Airstrips Australia
Silo Art by Cam Scale is best observed in the afternoon when the light is on it.

In 2017 Melbourne artist Cam Scale spent 26 days and 200 litres of paint creating the artwork on the grain silos. The mural is 25 metres tall and 60 metres wide.

The artwork, depicting a young child in a wheat field at sunset, has turned the silos into an attraction for passing motorists. There is a viewing platform on Railway Terrace.

Access to the silos is restricted as they are a fully operational receival site. Check out http://www.kimba.sa.gov.au/tourism for more information.