Alma, South Australia

Alma
South Australia

Alma

Coordinates

34°16′S 138°38′E / 34.267°S 138.633°ECoordinates: 34°16′S 138°38′E / 34.267°S 138.633°E

Postcode(s)

5460

Time zone

ACST (UTC+9:30)

• Summer (DST)

ACDT (UTC+10:30)

Localities around Alma:
Balaklava	Salter Springs	Giles Corner
Owen	Alma	Tarlee
Stockyard Creek	Hamley Bridge	Stockport

Alma is a small town around 7 km east of Owen, South Australia. Alma, Alma South, the Alma Plains, and the Hundred of Alma were named after the site of an allied victory in the Crimean War.^[1]

References

↑ "Manning index of South Australian placenames". State Library of South Australia. Retrieved 18 July 2015.

Towns and localities of the Wakefield Regional Council

Towns and localities	Alma Avon Balaklava Barabba Barunga Gap Beaufort Blyth Bowillia Bowmans Brinkworth Bumbunga Burnsfield Bute Condowie Dalkey Erith Everard Central Goyder Grace Plains Halbury Hamley Bridge Hart Hope Gap Hoskin Corner Hoyleton Inkerman Kallora Kybunga Lake View Lochiel Long Plains Marola Mount Templeton Mundoora Nantawarra Owen Pinery Port Wakefield Proof Range Rochester Saints Salter Springs Snowtown South Hummocks Stockyard Creek Stow Watchman Whitwarta Wild Horse Plains Wokurna

Geographic features	Gulf St Vincent Wakefield River Hummocks Barunga Range Lake Bumbunga North Adelaide Plains

Towns and localities of the District Council of Clare and Gilbert Valleys

Towns and localities	Alma Anama Armagh Auburn Barinia Benbournie Black Springs Boconnoc Park Bungaree Clare Clare North Donnybrook Farrell Flat Giles Corner Gillentown Hill River Hilltown Kooramo Leasingham Lower Skilly Manoora Marrabel Merildin Mintaro Morella Mulkirri Navan Penwortham Polish Hill River Rhynie Rices Creek Riverton Saddleworth Sevenhill Skilly Spring Farm Spring Gully Stanley Flat Steelton Stockport Tarlee Tarnma Tatkana (Siding) Tothill Belt Tothill Creek Undalya Waterloo Watervale White Hut Woolshed Flat

Geographic features	Clare Valley Gilbert River Hill River Hutt River Wakefield River Skilly Hills Peters Hill Spring Gully Conservation Park Northern Mount Lofty Ranges

External links

Flinders Ranges Research: Alma

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