Punchs Creek

Punchs Creek is a rural locality in Queensland's Toowoomba Region, covering 101.4 square kilometers and home to approximately 35 residents. The area is primarily used for crop cultivation and grazing on native vegetation. The creek enters from the south (Stonehenge) and exits to the north (Tummaville). The locality was named after the creek, which itself was named after a horse in William John Castle's team. Historically, Punch's Creek Provisional School operated from 1897 to 1901.