Moura is located 200 kilometres south west of Rockhampton. Moura is a major cattle centre and also produces coal, cotton and grain. On route to Carnarvon Gorge and National Park, Moura has many facilities on offer to the traveller.
Moura also hosts the annual Coal and Country festival which is held in August. The local airfield is usually used by the mine and emergency services, the Moura Hospital can be found on Nott Street.
The town also has a motel and hotel, a bakery, cafes, Memorial Club and Bowls Club. There's also a 18 hole golf course and Olympic size swimming pool. You can also enjoy a spot of fishing off the pier. There's an IGA supermarket for groceries and a local service station to fill up at.
Temperatures for Moura
Moura has hot summer temperatures. The summer high temperature for Moura is approximately 42 °c. The summer low temperature is approximately 10 °c.
Moura has warm winter temperatures. The winter high temperature for Moura is approximately 33 °c. The winter low temperature is approximately 0 °c.
MONTH
LOW °c
HIGH °c
January
13
45
February
14
43
March
11
42
April
4
36
May
1
33
June
-1
30
July
-2
30
August
0
33
September
2
37
October
4
39
November
10
44
December
11
42
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