Meningie

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Meningie is a small town in South Australia located near Lake Albert, known for its connections to the Ngarrindjeri people and its role as a service centre for the surrounding rural and wetland areas.

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Meningie canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf town
climate Mediterranean climate
country Australia
distanceFromAdelaide approximately 150 kilometres southeast
economicRole service hub for farming communities
service hub for wetland-based tourism
electoralDistrictState MacKillop
electoralDivisionFederal Barker
environmentType wetland-associated settlement
feature lakeside environment
proximity to wetlands
governingBody Coorong District Council
hasAmenity accommodation facilities
fuel station
general store
primary school
sporting facilities
hasCulturalConnectionWith Ngarrindjeri people
hasCulturalHeritage Ngarrindjeri cultural sites
hasNearbyProtectedArea Coorong National Park
linked to: Coorong Lagoon
hasRecreation birdwatching
boating
camping
fishing
knownFor access to Coorong National Park
birdwatching
wetland tourism
localGovernmentArea Coorong District Council
locatedIn Limestone Coast region
linked to: Limestone Coast
locatedOn Princes Highway
locatedOnWaterwaySystem Lower Murray Lakes and Coorong system
linked to: Lower Lakes
near Lake Albert
The Coorong
linked to: Coorong region
postalCode 5264
primaryIndustries cropping
dairy farming
fishing
tourism
region Murraylands and Riverland SA Government region
regionType rural town
role service centre for surrounding rural areas
service centre for surrounding wetland areas
state South Australia
traditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
transportRoute Princes Highway (A1)
linked to: Princes Highway
waterBody Lake Albert
Lake Alexandrina (regionally nearby)
linked to: Lake Alexandrina

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