One Ton Post

The One Ton Post is a physical monument located on the west bank of the Barwon River near Mungindi, Queensland.

It was erected by surveyor JB Cameron to mark the end of the survey of the twenty-ninth parallel. This remarkable piece of Australian history stands out in the thick of the bush outside of Mungindi. The One Ton Post is a popular attraction for tourists and visitors interested in Australian history. It can be easily accessed by car, with parking available near the post for visitors to explore the surroundings. Mungindi also offers other facilities and experiences for visitors, including a 2.5-kilometer sculpture trail showcasing various sculptures and artworks. Additionally, visitors can explore the cotton gins and other attractions in the area. The One Ton Post can be easily explored along with these other attractions.