Mudubbera butter factory
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Mundubbera
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The main street, Mundubbera, 1914
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Burnett River at Mundubbera
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The Mundubbera weir, home of lung fish
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Big Mandarin, Mundubbera
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Mundubbera and Mundubbera Shire
Mundubbera, a rural town, is on the Burnett River in the central Burnett region, 140 km west of Maryborough and 270 km north-west of central Brisbane. It was named after the Mundubbera pastoral run (1848), and the name is thought to derive from an Aboriginal expression describing step marks on trees.
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Dawn Augustine et al, Our Mundubbera heritage, Mundubbera, Mundubbera and District Historical Society, 1980
Gaye Loveday & Fahey Schultz, Mundubbera, 1915 to 1995: eighty years of local government, Mundubbera, Mundubbera Shire Council, 1996
G.F. O'Connor, ed, The central and upper Burnett River district of Queensland: centenary souvenir 1848-1948, Brisbane, W. Brooks, 1948
Diana J. Beal, Mundubbera Shire handbook, Brisbane, Queensland Department of Primary Industries, 1969
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