Oodla Wirra, formerly known as Penn, is a small town in South Australia's upper Mid North, situated on the Barrier Highway approximately halfway between Adelaide and Broken Hill. Established in 1889, it was renamed in 1940 to align with the nearby railway station. The town's history includes a flour mill, a school, and the Halfway Hotel, reflecting its role as a midway point for travelers. Today, Oodla Wirra remains a quiet settlement, offering a glimpse into the region's past.
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