Eagleby

Eagleby is a suburb of Logan City in Queensland, Australia situated on the southern bank of the Logan River at the point with the Albert which shapes the southern and eastern limit. The Pacific Motorway denotes the western limit. Eagleby is upper east of Beenleigh, and was initially a suburb of Beenleigh.

There is a mail station at Eagleby Shopping Plaza at the side of River Hills and Fryar Roads. The junction is the focal point of the suburb, and furthermore has School which opened in 1906, at that point shut on 10 July 1966 and revived 25 January 1988 and in addition the nearby bar. Major strip malls and administrations are at Beenleigh and the Logan Hyperdome at Loganholme. Eagleby is likewise the home of the Beenleigh Distillery and Twin Rivers Food Coop.

A waste water treatment plant is situated in Eagleby. The office was built up in 1967 and forms water in three phases previously discharging it into the Albert River. In the 2011 statistics, Eagleby recorded a populace of 11,971 individuals, 51% female and 49% male. The middle age of the Eagleby populace was 33 years, 4 years beneath the national middle of 37. 68.1% of individuals living in Eagleby were conceived in Australia.