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Murrayville is a small town in the Mallee region in Victoria's west. Murrayville was settled in 1910 and named after the Premier of Victoria at the time, John Murray.

The town's main industry is cereal crops, sheep and cattle, other industries are potato farming and other small crops.

Tourism is also becoming a popular reason to visit the town, with widlfowers, historic buildings and the Murray Sunset National Park and the Big Desert State Forest nearby.

• Population: 214 1
• Postcode: 3512
• Location: 24 km east of the South Australian border, 536 km northwest of Melbourne and 268 km east of Adelaide
• Main Roads: Mallee Hwy B12
• Radio Stations: FM: 3MBR FM (103.5 MHz) ABC Classic (105.1 MHz), ABC Mildura-Swan Hill (104.3 MHz), ABC News on Radio (93.9 MHz), Flow FM (96.5 MHz) and Triple J (101.9 MHz). AM: ABC North and West SA (639 kHz), ABC Radio Adelaide (891 kHz), ABC Riverland (1062 kHz), ABC RN (1305 kHz), ABC Wimmera (594 kHz)

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	Murrayville Town Centre: Corner of McKenzie St (Mallee Hwy (B12)) and Reed St, Murrayville, January 2014. Image © Micahel Greenslade

1 Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2016 Census QuickStats

Last updated: 12-Jan-2020 18:41

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