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Keyneton, SA

Set in big gum country on the road to the Murray River, Keyneton is a pretty country village of just a dozen or so buildings – most of them dating from the late 1880s.

A wander through the town will take you past a number of interesting buildings, including the former Temperance Hotel and the institute, formerly the Temperance Hall. Drive to nearby Henschke winery, home to the Hill of Grace shiraz.

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Popular Activities

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About Keyneton

  • Locality: Rural locality
  • Keyneton Postcode: 5353
  • State: South Australia
  • Region: Murray River Lakes and Coorong
  • Latitude: -34.55466
  • Longitude: 139.13405
  • Elevation: 388m
  • Population: 302
  • Median Income: $37700
  • Area (Sq/km): 127.708
  • Timezone: Australia/Adelaide

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