Berrinba (4117) Located 24 km to Brisbane's south, Berrinba (4117) has extensive artificial recreational parkland along Scrubby Creek which drains into Slacks Creek and eventually the Logan River. The Wetlands not only designed to provide recreational facilities such...
Munruben (4125) Located 42 km south of Brisbane and bisected by the Mt Lindesay Highway, Munruben (4125) was named for a property owned by William Norris, a grazer and formally recognised in 1991. To the northeast of Munruben, Jerry's Downfall Reserve...
New Beith (4124) Bordering the Brisbane-Sydney rail line on its east, the Logan River to the south, and the Oxley Creek to the north, New Beith (4124) was named for the home town in Scotland of the wife of an early settler, Richard Wilson. Today New Beith continues as...
Slacks Creek (4127) Located 21 km to Brisbane's south and parallel with the Pacific Motorway on the east, Slacks Creek (4127) was named for early settlers, the Slack family who ran cattle. It's also home to IKEA's third-largest store in the world, built in 2006. In...
Stockleigh (4280) Located 33 km to Brisbane's south, Stockleigh (4280) was named after the English birthplace of an early settler in 1863, Will Elworthy. Today, Stockleigh is a low density suburb with homes built on large acreage blocks. It has an environmental park,...
Lyons (4124) Lyons (4124) was named for William Lyons, an early settler in the area in the 1880s. Today Lyons is a rural farming area and mostly undeveloped.
Browns Plains (4118) Located 24 km south of Brisbane, bisected by Scrubby Creek, and bounded to the west by the Mt Lindsay Highway, Browns Plains (4118) was originally tobacco farming country until the 1950s. George Stretton opened a post office in 1872. A school was...
Carbrook (4130) Located 37 km south of Brisbane, Carbrook (4130) was first called Gramzow by German settlers in 1867 after a German village but the name was anglicised during the World War I. Carbrook has three schools and is home to a golf club, a cable park and a...
Cedar Grove (4285) Located 44 km south of Brisbane, Cedar Grove (4285) was home to only 2000 people in 2011. Rail was extended into the suburb in 1888 on route to Beaudesert and a school was operational between 1923 and 1965.
Cedar Vale (4285) Located 47 km to Brisbane's south, Cedar Vale (4285) was home to about 3000 people in 2011. Excised from the Beaudesert Shire, Cedar Vale became part of Logan City in 2008.
