Limbunya

The property is situated approximately 100 kilometres (62 mi) west of the community of Daguragu and 540 kilometres (336 mi) south of Darwin. The property shares a boundary with Waterloo Station to the north and Inverway, Riveren and Bunda Stations to the south. The Daguragu Aboriginal Land Trust bounds Limbunya to the east with the Malngin Aboriginal Land Trust to the west.^[1]

Limbunya occupies an area of 5,222 square kilometres (2,016 sq mi) and typically supports a herd of 35,000 cattle.^[2] Cattle are raised for the live export trade and shipped out from Darwin to markets in Indonesia, Egypt and the Philippines.^{[citation needed]}

Split up into 21 paddocks ranging in size from 60 hectares (148 acres) to 18,000 hectares (44,479 acres), the property is also equipped with six sets of processing yards. The property has about 750 kilometres (466 mi) of fencing and 300 kilometres (186 mi) of internal roads.^[2] Stock are watered by 11 bores and 12 dams as well as numerous springs and creeks situated on the property.^{[citation needed]}

The homestead is composed of three houses, staff kitchen, guest quarters, cooks quarters, social club, workshop and machinery shed. The station has six permanent employees and also employs up to eight life skills participants at any one time.^{[citation needed]}