Leigh Creek is a small, remote outback service town in northern South Australia, established as a company town for the former coal mine and now a gateway to the northern Flinders Ranges. It offers essential services for residents, nearby stations, and travelers, with a quiet, close-knit community and strong focus on self-sufficiency and outdoor pursuits.
A sparsely populated, transient community including local Aboriginal people, government and essential-service workers, and tourism/outback workers. Lifestyle is relaxed and outdoorsy, with residents valuing community ties, independence, and access to nature; services are limited and distances to major centres are significant.
1 school found
1 school in this area
