Eliminie

Eliminie is a small, rural community located in the central region of New South Wales, Australia. It is situated approximately 300 kilometers west of Sydney, near the town of Cowra. The community is primarily known for its agricultural activities, with a significant portion of the land used for grazing and crop production. The main crops grown in the area include wheat, barley, and canola.

Eliminie was established in the late 19th century as a result of the development of the surrounding agricultural lands. The town's name is believed to be derived from the local Aboriginal language, although the exact meaning is not well-documented. The community has a small population, with most residents employed in the agricultural sector or related industries.

The town features a basic infrastructure, including a general store, a community hall, and a few residential properties. There are no schools or hospitals in Eliminie, and residents typically commute to nearby towns for education and medical services. The community is served by a local council, which provides basic municipal services such as waste management and road maintenance.

Eliminie is also home to a small number of historical sites, including an old school building and a few early homesteads. These sites offer a glimpse into the community's past and its role in the region's agricultural history. Despite its small size, Eliminie plays an important role in the broader agricultural landscape of New South Wales, contributing to the production of food and fiber for the state and beyond.