* Binburra, Louth, NSW, 2840, Australia

Area:
Approx. 6,461Ha-16,000 acres.

Location:
86km North of Cobar (16km west down Wilgareena Road off Kidman Way Highway to Binburra).

Country:
Gentle undulating red loam to gravel rises. Predominately timbered with mulga, wilga box and curran bush. Growing a variety of natural grasses and seasonal herbages.

Water:
Watered by 2 earth dams both securely fenced with hinge joint-one has a large holding paddock.

Fencing:
Fencing is all boundary 8-90-30 hinge joint and run as one paddock.

Remnants:
Parts of old station homestead built in the 1900's and ruins of an old wool shed. Around the 1920's there were areas of mine fossicking and hand dug shafts on the northern end of the property.

Carrying Capacity:
The owners self trap goats p.a. established at 500-600, now all fenced with hinge joint self replacement mob's now breeding. This is an ideal dorper breeder starter block.

Rainfall:
325mm.

Services:
Serviced by 16km of council gravel road to the Kidman Way Highway. 86km south to Cobar or 75km north to Bourke.

Agent Remarks:
Binburra has been in the Fraser family for around 80 years and is an addition to their Louth home land country.