Macumba, South Australia (postcode 5734), is a remote and sparsely populated locality in the state's Far North region. Situated approximately 600 kilometers north of Port Augusta, it lies within the vast and arid landscape of the Australian outback. Macumba is part of the expansive pastoral district, characterized by its rugged terrain, red desert sands, and sparse vegetation. The area is primarily used for cattle grazing, with the Macumba Station being a notable property in the region. With minimal infrastructure and a small population, Macumba offers a sense of isolation and raw natural beauty, attracting those seeking an authentic outback experience. Its remote location and harsh environment make it a challenging yet fascinating part of Australia's interior.
| Postcode: | 5734 |
| State: | SA |
| Coordinates (lat/long): | -27.28522699, 136.2058269 |
| Federal Electorate: | Grey |