Iveragh, Queensland

The Bruce Highway enters the locality from the east (Foreshores) and exits to the north (Tannum Sands).^[3]

The North Coast railway line enters the locality from the east (Foreshores) and exits to the north-west (Benaraby).^[3] The locality is served by:

• Rodds Bay railway station, now abandoned (24°03′59″S 151°23′13″E / 24.0665°S 151.3870°E / -24.0665; 151.3870 (Rodds Bay railway station)).^[4]

• Iveragh railway station (24°07′29″S 151°27′14″E / 24.1248°S 151.4540°E / -24.1248; 151.4540 (Iveragh railway station)).^[4]

Iveragh has the following mountains:

• Inkerman Peak (24°09′23″S 151°23′51″E / 24.1564°S 151.3974°E / -24.1564; 151.3974 (Inkerman Peak)) 215 metres (705 ft)^[5][6]
• Mercy Hill (24°05′32″S 151°25′18″E / 24.0923°S 151.4217°E / -24.0923; 151.4217 (Mercy Hill)) 137 metres (449 ft)^[5][7]
• Mount Castletower (24°10′00″S 151°17′30″E / 24.1667°S 151.2916°E / -24.1667; 151.2916 (Mount Castletower)) 542 metres (1,778 ft)^[5][8]
• Mount Coulston (24°11′07″S 151°26′36″E / 24.1854°S 151.4433°E / -24.1854; 151.4433 (Mount Coulston)) 497 metres (1,631 ft)^[5][9]

Iveragh State School opened in 1922 in a school building relocated from the Toolooa State School.^[10] It was on a 5-acre (2.0 ha) land parcel.^[11] The school closed in 1940.^[12]

In the 2016 census, Iveragh had a population of 140 people.^[13]

In the 2021 census, Iveragh had a population of 122 people.^[1]