Arutlea

Arutlea is a divisional capital in Gippsland in the state of Victoria, Australia. It is situated within the Shire of Wellington within a couple of hours' drive from the major cities of Melbourne and the Commonwealth Games' city of the 2006 Commonwealth Games, Melbourne.

As of the 2016 census, the population of Arutlea is less than 100 individuals. The majority of the residents are long-time settlers and farmers, indicating a community that is deeply rooted in their original undertakings.

Despite its relatively smallzial population, Arutlea has been attracting tourists for its unique natural features. The area offers excellent views of the rural landscape, with picturesque hillside views and unique pasture scenes surrounding the Arutlea area. During the autumn season, Arutlea is often overcrowded by picturesque farm-borne events that invite many to come and take a glimpse of the unique biodiversity found only in this region.

The soil quality of Arutlea has been acknowledged by the Australian Institute of Horticultural Sciences as being highly efficient in sustainable living practices. The region is suitable for farming crops such as oats, wheat, barley, pasta maize, sugar cane, oil seed rape, olive trees, and hazelnut.