Mannahill, established in 1887, is a historic town in South Australia's Far North region. Located approximately 153 kilometers southwest of Broken Hill, it serves as a pastoral hub in the Northeast Pastoral district. The town features the Mannahill Hotel, built in 1889, and a stone police station dating back to around 1890. Mannahill is also known for its marble war memorial honoring both World Wars. The area offers a unique glimpse into the region's rich history and pastoral heritage.
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