The Regional Council of Goyder covers an area of 6,681km2 within the Mid North of South Australia, extending from south of Eudunda to north of Terowie. Our population of 4,360 people live in ten main townships, smaller settlements and the surrounding rural hinterland. The Goyder region is renowned for its cereal crops, wool, sheep, cattle and other livestock production & well preserved mining & pastoral heritage. The Council area is named after George Woodroofe Goyder, whose famous Goyder's Line crosses the Council area, distinguishing distinct climatic zones which have influenced settlement patterns and continue to impact on the nature of agricultural and pastoral enterprises. The larger townships of Eudunda and Burra are served with hospitals, schools, recreation & sporting facilities & community meeting places. Our Vision A proactive Council working in partnership with our citizens to facilitate a strong economy, sustainable environment & vibrant active community.