Suttor is a tranquil locality in Queensland's Isaac Region, covering 370.1 square kilometers and home to approximately 75 residents. The area is characterized by its natural beauty, with the Suttor River forming its western boundary and Suttor Creek along the southern edge. The Suttor Creek coal mine, established in 2004, operates in the southern part of the locality. The Newlands railway system traverses Suttor, facilitating access to the coal-loading port at Abbot Point. The region's primary land use is cattle grazing, contributing to its rural charm.
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