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Это список крупнейших станций Австралии , который включает станции площадью более 4000 км 2 (1500 квадратных миль).

Все крупнейшие арендные участки для пастбищ расположены в штатах Южная Австралия (SA), Квинсленд (QLD) и Западная Австралия (WA); или в Северной территории (NT).

Подавляющее большинство из них - это животноводческие хозяйства , в десятке крупнейших овцеводческих ферм нет . Большая часть собственности принадлежит пасторальным компаниям, таким как Австралийская сельскохозяйственная компания , Consolidated Pastoral Company , S. Kidman & Co Ltd , North Australian Pastoral Company , Heytesbury Pty. Ltd. , Paraway Pastoral Company [1] и Jumbuck Pastoral Company .

Крупнейшие станции [ править ]

В этот список вошли станции Австралии в силу площади:

Усадьба Анны Крик
Александрийский вокзал, усадьба и хозяйственные постройки, Квинсленд, 1921 г.
Страна каналов, где расположены одни из крупнейших животноводческих комплексов Квинсленда.
Дюны возле Андадо
Крупный рогатый скот и лошади на скотных дворах на холмах реки Виктория, около 1985 г.
Brumbies у трассы Innamincka
Станция Иннаминка 1910
Упряжка ослов на станции Вэйв-Хилл, Северная территория, ок. 1946 г.
Бролгас , станция Брюнетт- Даунс, Баркли-Тейблленд, Северная Каролина
Мясной дом в Давенпорт-Даунс, Квинсленд, 1925 год.
Трек Танами возле холмов Танами, NT
Станция Curtin Springs
Усадьба Острал Даунс ок. 1930 г.
Усадьба Наппа Мерри в 1959 году
Нунканбах шерстяной, теперь общественный центр
КлассифицироватьСтанцияСостояниеПлощадь (км 2 )Площадь (миль 2 )Площадь (акр)СкладГод оцен.ЗаметкиРекомендации
1Анна КрикSA23 6779 1405 850 000Крупный рогатый скот1863 г.Первоначально паслись овцы, крупнейшая станция в Южной Австралии, Австралии и мире. Район включает в себя ручей Анна и пригород Пик вместе взятые.[2]
2Clifton HillsSA17 0006 5604 200 000Крупный рогатый скотдо 1881 г.Вторая по величине станция в ЮАР[3]
3АлександрияNT16 11662203 980 000Крупный рогатый скот1877 г.Самая большая станция в NT[4]
4Давенпорт ДаунсQLD15 1005 8303 730 000Крупный рогатый скотдо 1878 г.Самая большая станция в Qld. Район включает в себя как Давенпорт-Даунс, так и станцию ​​Спрингвейл вместе взятые.[5]
5Родная долинаWA14 1645 4703 500 000Крупный рогатый скот1926 г.Самая большая станция в Вашингтоне. Район включает станции Хоум-Вэлли, Карунджие и Дурак вместе взятые. Принадлежит корпорации земель коренных народов .[6]
6InnaminckaSA13,5525,2303 350 000Крупный рогатый скот1872 г.Третья по величине станция в ЮАР. Площадь когда-то оценивалась в 10 000 квадратных миль (25 900 км 2 ).[7][8]
7Wave HillNT13,5005,2103,340,000Cattle1883Second largest station in NT[9]
8Marion DownsQLD12,4604,8103,080,000Cattlebefore 1878Second largest station in QLD[10]
9Brunette DownsNT12,2124,7203,020,000Cattle1883Third largest station in NT[11]
10QuinyambieSA12,1414,6903,000,000Cattle1872Area quoted is maximum figure quoted as nearly 3 million acres[12]
11De Grey StationWA12,1414,6903,000,000Cattle1869Second largest station in WA. Area figure may be disputed, in 1886 the area quoted was "nearly three millions of acres", and would include the Pardoo outstation[13]
12Lake NashNT12,0004,6302,970,000Cattlebefore 1879Area includes the Lake Nash, Georgina Downs and Argadargada leases.[14]
13MacumbaSA11,0634,2702,730,000Cattlebefore 1874[15]
14AndadoNT10,8504,1902,680,000Cattle1880[16]
15Newcastle WatersNT10,3534,0002,560,000Cattle1883Area includes the Powell Creek and Tandyidgee pastoral leases.[17]
16Helen SpringsNT10,1983,9402,520,000Cattlebefore 1885Area includes both Helen Springs and Brunchilly outstation combined.[18]
17RawlinnaWA10,1173,9102,500,000Sheep1962Largest sheep station in WA, Australia and World[19][20][21]
18Headingly StationQLD10,0323,8702,480,000Cattle1881Area includes Headingly, Carandotta and Wolgra leases[22]
19Commonwealth Hill StationSA10,0003,8602,470,000Sheep1890Area includes both Commonwealth Hill and Mobella outstation combined. Biggest sheep station in SA, second largest sheep station in Australia[23]
20Walhallow StationNT9,9973,8602,470,000Cattle1881[24]
21Ruby PlainsWA9,6743,7402,390,000Cattle1889Area includes both Ruby Plains and Sturt Creek outstation combined.[25]
22Anthony Lagoon & Eva DownsNT9,3493,6102,310,000Cattle?Both Anthony Lagoon and Eva Downs operate as one entity[26]
23StrathmoreQLD9,3103,5902,300,000Cattle?Largest single pastoral lease in Queensland[27]
24Durham DownsQLD8,9103,4402,200,000Cattle1873[28]
25Victoria River DownsNT8,9003,4402,200,000Cattle1880At one time was the largest station in Australia and the world covering 41,000 km2[28]
26Adria DownsQLD8,7503,3802,160,000Cattlebefore 1912
27NockatungaQLD8,5003,2802,100,000Cattle1870[29]
28TanbarQLD8,3003,2002,050,000Cattlebefore 1884[30]
29Cordillo DownsSA7,8003,0101,930,000Cattle1872Grazed sheep until 1942 and was once regarded as Australia's largest sheep station.[31][32]
30DunbarQLD7,7703,0001,920,000Cattlebefore 1883[33]
31ArraburyQLD7,6002,9301,880,000Cattlebefore 1887[34]
32NaryilcoQLD7,5102,9001,860,000Cattlebefore 1880[35]
33Mount DoreenNT7,3372,8301,810,000Cattle1932[36]
34Nappa MerrieQLD7,2752,8101,800,000Cattle1871[37]
35Todmorden StationSA7,1692,7681,771,000Cattle[38]
36MaduraWA7,0822,7301,750,000Sheep1876Originally settled to breed horses for British Army in India[39][40]
35GogoWA7,0822,7301,750,000Cattle1885[41]
37Billa KalinaSA7,0002,7001,730,000Cattle?Includes the Miller's Creek lease.[42]
38MittiebahNT6,9552,6901,720,000Cattle1877[43]
39GlenormistonQLD6,9202,6701,710,000Cattlebefore 1881[44]
40Balfour DownsWA6,8002,6301,680,000Cattlebefore 1910[45]
41Durrie StationQLD6,6002,5501,630,000Cattlebefore 1908[46]
42Moola BullaWA6,6002,5501,630,000Cattle1910[47]
43Stuart CreekSA6,5002,5101,610,000Cattle[48]
44Milly MillyWA6,4752,5001,600,000Sheepbefore 1879Also has a small herd of cattle[49]
45CoorabulkaQLD6,3702,4601,570,000Cattlebefore 1882[50]
46Morney PlainsQLD6,2402,4101,540,000Cattlebefore 1876[51]
47EtadunnaQLD6,2162,4001,540,000Cattlebefore 1867[52]
48TobermoreyNT5,9942,3101,480,000Cattlebefore 1911[53]
49Mount MargaretQLD5,9902,3101,480,000Cattlebefore 1925Has also previously been used for grazing sheep[54]
50MulkaSA5,6002,1601,380,000Cattlebefore 1889[55]
51ElseyNT5,3342,0601,320,000Cattle1879The station that inspired the story and film We of the Never Never[56]
52HenburyNT5,2732,0401,300,000Cattle1875Became a conservation area in 2011[57]
53LimbunyaNT5,2222,0201,290,000Cattlebefore 1923[58]
54ArgadargadaNT5,1391,9801,270,000Cattle1951[59]
55Diamantina LakesQLD5,0701,9601,250,000Cattle1876Now a National Park[60]
56MedaWA5,0591,9501,250,000Cattlebefore 1883[61]
57TanumbiriniNT5,0011,9301,240,000Cattlebefore 1908[62]
58South Galway StationQLD4,8761,8801,200,000Cattle Before 1884[63]
59Calvert Hills StationNT4,8141,8601,190,000Cattle[64]
60Three RiversWA4,8001,8501,190,000Sheep1884[65]
61WilgenaSA4,7421,8301,170,000Sheepbefore 1909Once used to graze cattle[66]
62Austral DownsNT4,6921,8101,160,000Cattle1883[67]
63CanobieQLD4,2911,6601,060,000Cattle1864[68]
64Alroy DownsNT4,2321,6301,050,000Cattle1877[69]
65Tanami DownsNT4,2001,6201,040,000Cattlebefore 1911Formerly known as Mongrel Downs[70]
66AuvergneNT4,1421,6001,020,000Cattlebefore 1886[71]
67Curtin SpringsNT4,0501,5601,000,000Cattle1930s[72]
68MillungeraQLD4,0471,5601,000,000Cattle1880[73]
69Drysdale RiverWA4,0471,5601,000,000Cattle1882[74]
70BanjawarnWA4,0471,5601,000,000Sheep1903[75]
71El Questro Wilderness ParkWA4,0471,5601,000,000Cattle 1903The park still runs 8,000 head of cattle.
72Louisa DownsWA4,0001,540988,000Cattle before 1933
73NoonkanbahWA4,0001,540988,000Cattle 1880s[76]

See also[edit]

  • List of ranches and stations#Australia
  • Pastoral lease

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