Richmond (4822) is a small outback service town in north-west Queensland, known for its dinosaur fossils and friendly, close-knit community. It serves the surrounding cattle-grazing region and offers essential services, a renowned fossil museum, and a relaxed rural lifestyle.
Predominantly families and workers in agriculture, local government, transport, and tourism, with a steady flow of travellers on the Flinders Highway. Lifestyle is quiet and practical, centred on community events, outdoor recreation at the lake, and heritage attractions.
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