Stumanncome

Stumanncome is a settlement located in South Mulgrave, Queensland, Australia. It is situated approximately 30 kilometers southwest of Mareeba and 170 kilometers southwest of Cairns.

The area around Stumanncome is characterized by rolling hills, open pasturelands, and scattered woodlands. The local terrain is part of the Great Dividing Range escarpment system, with the area dropping off steeply into the Mulgrave River valley below. Stumanncome is a rural settlement primarily made up of working farms and small agricultural holdings.

The local economy revolves around beef and sheep farming, with some cattle and horse breeding operations also present in the area. Stumanncome is served by a network of unsealed roads that connect to the nearby town of Mareeba and the city of Cairns, the closest urban center.

Residential infrastructure in Stumanncome is limited, with most housing consisting of small rural properties and homes that have been built on cleared land. The settlement has a sparse population density, reflective of its rural character.

The area surrounding Stumanncome is home to several notable parks and reserves, including the start of the Mulgrave River and the nearby Gamford Nature Refuge. These protected areas support a diverse range of local wildlife, including mammals, birds, and native reptiles.