Tommore

Tommore is a small, rural village located in the Shire of Strathbogie, Victoria, Australia. Situated approximately 160 kilometers northeast of Melbourne, it lies within a region known for its agricultural pursuits, particularly sheep and cattle farming. The area surrounding Tommore is characterized by rolling hills, fertile farmland, and scattered eucalyptus forests, typical of the high country foothills.

The origins of Tommore can be traced back to the late 19th century, with its development linked to the expansion of farming in the region. Like many similar settlements, its growth was modest and closely tied to the success of local agricultural enterprises. The community itself is small, with a limited number of residents and few formal amenities. The primary infrastructure consists of a local road network connecting it to larger towns in the Shire.

Economically, Tommore remains dependent on agriculture. Many residents are involved in farming or related industries. The village itself does not possess a significant commercial center, with most services and retail needs being met by nearby larger towns such as Violet Town or Euroa. The natural landscape surrounding Tommore offers opportunities for passive recreation, though it is not a major tourist destination. The pace of life in Tommore is generally quiet and reflective of its rural setting.