Childers

Childers is a toponym and surname. The most widely recognized use is the town of Childers, Queensland, Australia.

Childers, Queensland is a rural town and locality in the Bundaberg Region, situated along the Bruce Highway. The surrounding area is predominantly agricultural, with sugarcane farming playing a key role in the local economy, supported by services that cater to farming communities. The town has a historical character reflected in its early settlement era and in the preservation of local buildings and institutions. Like many rural communities, it has faced economic and environmental challenges over time but remains a regional center for the surrounding agricultural district.

As a surname, Childers is of English origin and has been borne by individuals in a range of fields, including politics, sport, and the arts. The name also appears in place names and in fictional or media contexts, reflecting its long-standing use in English-speaking regions.

In addition to the Queensland town, the name Childers can refer to other people, places, and historical or cultural uses that share the same nomenclature. The term thus has multiple references, with the Queensland town representing the most prominent geographic use.