Billa Billa

Billa Billa is a rural locality in Queensland's Goondiwindi Region, covering 606 square kilometers and home to approximately 111 residents. The area is traversed by the Leichhardt and Gore Highways, with the Weir River marking its western boundary. Agriculture is the primary land use, and the region features several lagoons, including Billa Billa, Tangan, and Washpool. The name "Billa Billa" is derived from an Aboriginal dialect, meaning "pool or reach of water." The nearest primary schools are in Goondiwindi, Lundavra, Moonie, and Kindon, with Goondiwindi State High School serving as the closest secondary school.