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Urila

NSW 2620 • New South Wales

110
Population (2021)
N/A
Median Income
40.74 km²
Area
N/A
Median Rent
RuralSemi-RuralPeacefulCommuter Belt

About Urila

Urila is a small rural locality in the Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council area of New South Wales, located approximately 53 kilometres south-west of Canberra and 34 kilometres south of Queanbeyan in the Southern Tablelands region. The locality covers around 41 square kilometres of rolling rural land east of Burra and sits within the broader Monaro district. With a 2021 Census population of 110 residents, Urila is a quiet rural residential area with a median household income above the state average, likely reflecting proximity to Canberra's professional workforce.

Urila offers a semi-rural lifestyle within a reasonable distance of Canberra, appealing to residents who prefer open space and acreage living while remaining connected to the capital's employment, education, and services. The surrounding landscape is characterised by open farmland, scattered native bush, and the tablelands terrain typical of the Monaro region. Queanbeyan provides the nearest urban amenities including supermarkets, schools, and medical services, while Canberra is accessible for work and major retail via the Federal Highway and surrounding arterials.

Urila falls under postcode 2620 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Kurrajong electorate.

📍 Location

State
New South Wales
Postcode
2620
Urban Area
N/A
LGA / Council
N/A
Federal Electorate
Eden-Monaro
State Electorate
Kurrajong
Type
Locality
Timezone
Sydney (UTC+10)
Coordinates
-35.32°, 149.26°
Statistical Area
N/A
Area
40.74 km²
Elevation
0m

🚌 Transport & Commute

Bus Services

  • No regular service — Queanbeyan / Canberra Car required

Commute to Canberra CBD (Civic)

Distance
53 km
By Train
No direct train service; car required
By Car (Peak)
50-70 min
By Car (Off-Peak)
45-55 min

🛣️ Route via Kings Highway and Monaro Highway; Queanbeyan is the nearest service centre

Walkability Almost All Errands Require a Car

A car is essential for all daily needs in this remote rural locality

🛒 Supermarkets Nearby

No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.

🎓 Schools

🔍 Crime Statistics

NSW crime data is provided by the Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR). Use the interactive tool below to explore recorded crime incidents in Urila by offence type, year and trend.

📊 View Urila Crime Statistics on BOCSAR ↗

Data source: NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research · Search for "Urila" under Suburb

👥 Demographics

Census 2016
0
Census 2021
110
▲ 0% growth

Population Growth

Gender Distribution (Census 2021)

Income 2016
N/A
Income 2021
N/A
▲ 0% increase

Income Comparison

📊 Population: ABS Census 2021
💰 Income: ABS Census 2021

Nearby Suburbs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Urila known for? +

Urila is known as a quiet rural residential locality in the NSW Southern Tablelands, offering acreage and semi-rural living within reasonable distance of Queanbeyan and Canberra.

How far is Urila from Canberra? +

Urila is approximately 53 kilometres south-west of the Canberra CBD (Civic), a drive of around 50-70 minutes depending on route and traffic conditions.

Does Urila have public transport? +

Urila has no regular public transport service. There is no rail access in the locality, and residents rely on private vehicles for all commuting and daily needs.

What is the population of Urila? +

According to the 2021 Census, Urila has a population of 110 residents across approximately 37 dwellings, reflecting its character as a small, sparsely settled rural locality.

Is Urila a good place to live? +

Urila suits those looking for a rural or semi-rural lifestyle with the national capital within reach. It appeals to people who value space, privacy, and a quiet Southern Tablelands setting while being able to commute to Canberra or Queanbeyan for work and services.

What is the postcode for Urila? +

The postcode for Urila is 2620, shared with nearby Queanbeyan and other localities in the Queanbeyan-Palerang region.