Kajabbi

Kajabbi is a tiny, sleepy settlement in north west Queensland. It is located 118 kilometres north east of Mount Isa and 100 kilometres north west of Cloncurry. Whilst only a small settlement, Kajabbi stands in an area that is steeped in history.

The warrior Kalkadoon tribe, after whom the local hotel is named, had their last battle against mounted troops on the slopes of nearby Battle Mountain. Mining relics, including smelter stacks, are still to be found at the sites of the former Dobbyn and Mount Cuthbert copper mines.

There was a time when Kajabbi was an important centre. The nearby mines at Dobbyn and Mount Cuthbert attracted copper miners to the area and, as a railhead in the 1920s, it was a location where the cattle owners from the state's far north west brought their herds for shipment to the coast. There is wildlife aplenty in this part of the Outback, kangaroos, dingoes, freshwater crocodiles and many bird species.

Temperatures for Kajabbi

Kajabbi has hot summer temperatures. The summer high temperature for Kajabbi is approximately 37 °c. The summer low temperature is approximately 24 °c.

Kajabbi has warm winter temperatures. The winter high temperature for Kajabbi is approximately 26 °c. The winter low temperature is approximately 11 °c.

January2537
February2436
March2335
April1932
May1528
June1225
July1025
August1228
September1631
October2035
November2337
December2438

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