Eumundi

Eumundi is a residential area and region in the Sunshine Coast hinterland in the Sunshine Coast Region, Queensland, Australia, 21 km south-west of Noosa Heads and 118 km north of the state capital, Brisbane. It is found simply off the Bruce Highway. Adjacent towns are Yandina and Cooroy. At the 2011 Australian Census Eumundi recorded a populace of 1,924.

Eumundi is exceptionally well known on the drift for its every other week farmers' business sectors. The commercial center is loaded with privately made create, which has made Eumundi and the encompassing zone a safe house for independent ventures. The town name is believed to be gotten from "Ngumundi" or "Huomundy". This is the name of a nearby Aboriginal warrior said to have embraced gotten away convict Bracefield as his child in 1831.

From the mid 1850s, a large portion of the region around the Eumundi region was a piece of three steers runs: Canando, Yandina and North Kenilworth. In 1867, after the disclosure of gold at Gympie, the principal street was stamped and cleared. By 1879, George Gridley turned into the primary selector to dwell forever in the Eumundi region. This began a rush of new selectors and by 1885, 47 determinations were taken up. A portion of the pioneer pilgrims included Fullager, Cowell, Burrel, Ball and Arrundell.