South Wolumla

South Wolumla is a serene rural locality in New South Wales, Australia, situated approximately 234 km south of Canberra, between Bega and Merimbula. The area is predominantly cleared for beef, dairy, and sheep grazing, offering a tranquil environment. The township features low-density urban housing with a small commercial area on the main street, including a hotel/pub, a hairdresser, and a general store that also serves as a newsagent and post office. The community is served by the South East and Tablelands bus network route 890, connecting Eden, Merimbula, and Bega several times a day. South Wolumla is also home to a National Broadband Network (NBN) satellite ground station consisting of four 13.5m dishes.