Clontarf, Queensland (Toowoomba Region)

For the suburb in Moreton Bay Region, see Clontarf, Queensland.

Clontarf is a locality in the Toowoomba Region, Queensland, Australia.^[1]

History

The locality takes its name from Clontarf in Ireland, the birthplace of local pioneer John McLoughlin.^[1]

Geography

Clontarf is predominantly used for farming. In the north-east of the locality is a small part of the Commodore Mine extending over from neighbouring Domville.^[2]

References

1 2 "Clontarf (entry 47914)". Queensland Place Names. Queensland Government. Retrieved 15 November 2015.
↑ "Queensland Globe". State of Queensland. Retrieved 15 November 2015.

Suburbs and towns in the Toowoomba Region, Darling Downs, Queensland

Toowoomba	Birnam Blue Mountain Heights Centenary Heights Cotswold Hills Cranley Darling Heights Drayton East Toowoomba Finnie Glenvale Harlaxton Harristown Hodgson Vale Kearneys Spring Middle Ridge Mount Kynoch Mount Lofty Mount Rascal Newtown North Toowoomba Prince Henry Heights Rangeville Redwood Rockville South Toowoomba Spring Bluff Toowoomba City Top Camp Torrington Vale View Wellcamp Wilsonton Wilsonton Heights

Towns	Acland Aubigny Biddeston Bowenville Brookstead Cabarlah Cambooya Cecil Plains Clifton Cooyar Crows Nest East Greenmount Evergreen Goombungee Gowrie Gowrie Junction Greenmount Haden Hampton Highfields Jondaryan Kingsthorpe Kooroongarra Kulpi Maclagan Millmerran Mount Tyson Nangwee Nobby Oakey Pechey Peranga Pilton Pittsworth Quinalow Southbrook Turallin Westbrook Wyreema Yarraman

Other areas	Anduramba Ascot Athol Back Plains Balgowan Bergen Boodua Bongeen Branchview Bringalily Broxburn Brymaroo Budgee Bulli Creek Canning Creek Captains Mountain Cattle Creek Cawdor Charlton Cherry Creek Clontarf Coalbank Condamine Farms Condamine Plains Cressbrook Creek Cutella Cypress Gardens Devon Park Djuan Doctor Creek Domville Douglas Dunmore East Cooyar Ellangowan Elphinstone Emu Creek Evanslea Felton Felton South Forest Ridge Formartin Geham Gilla Glenaven Glencoe Googa Creek Gowrie Little Plain Gowrie Mountain Grapetree Grassdale Grays Gate Greenwood Groomsville Halliford Headington Hill Highland Plains Hirstglen Hodgson Vale Irongate Irvingdale Jones Gully Kelvinhaugh Kilburnie Kincora Kings Creek Kings Siding Kleinton Kooralgin Kurrawah Lavelle Lemontree Leyburn Lilyvale Linthorpe Malling Malu Manapouri Meringandan Meringandan West Merritts Creek Millmerran Downs Millmerran Woods Millwood Missen Flat Motley Mount Binga Mount Darry Mount Emlyn Mount Irving Mount Luke Mount Molar Mount Moriah Mountain Camp Muldu Muniganeen Narko Nevilton Norwin North Branch North Maclagan Nutgrove Palmtree Pampas Purrawunda Perseverance Pierces Creek Pinelands Plainby Punches Creek Ramsay Rangemore Ravensbourne Rocky Creek Rosalie Plains Rossvale Ryeford Sabine Sandy Camp Scrubby Mountain Silverleigh Springside St Aubyn St Helens St Ruth Spring Creek Springside Stonehenge Stoneleigh The Bluff The Pines Thornville Tipton Tummaville Umbiram Upper Cooyar Creek Upper Pilton Upper Pinelands Upper Yarraman Victoria Hill Wainui Wattle Ridge West Haldon West Prairie Western Creek Whichello Woodleigh Woolmer Woondul Wutul Yalangur Yandilla Yargullen Yarranlea

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