Toodanga

Toodanga is a locality in Victoria, Australia, situated within the Shire of Campaspe. It is located near the Goulburn River and approximately 160 kilometers north of Melbourne. The area is primarily agricultural, with farming activities forming a significant part of its economy and landscape.

Historically, Toodanga, like many rural settlements in Victoria, developed around agricultural pursuits. Its proximity to the Goulburn River provided access to water for farming and supported early settlement. The region's development was influenced by the expansion of agriculture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The community of Toodanga is relatively small. Services and amenities are often accessed from nearby larger towns. The primary land use in Toodanga is broadacre farming, including the cultivation of crops and livestock grazing. The natural environment surrounding Toodanga features typical Australian rural landscapes, with native vegetation interspersed with cultivated fields.

The Goulburn River is a notable geographical feature in the vicinity, influencing the local ecology and providing recreational opportunities for residents and visitors. Conservation efforts in the region often focus on protecting the riverine environment and its associated biodiversity. Toodanga remains a quiet rural community, contributing to the agricultural output of the Shire of Campaspe.