Glendambo is a small town in South Australia's Far North region, situated 592 km north of Adelaide and 186 km north of Port Augusta along the Stuart Highway. Established on 13 May 1982, it serves as a vital stopover for travelers heading north, with the next facilities 254 km away in Coober Pedy. The town offers essential services, including a caravan park, hotel-motel, licensed restaurant, roadhouse, and general store. With a population of around 30 and an annual rainfall of 185 mm, Glendambo provides a comprehensive roadside stopping point for those traversing the Nullarbor Plain.
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