Virginia (4014) Situated 11 km north of Brisbane city, Virginia (4014) is mainly residential, characterised by traditional Queenslander style homes and was named for the Virginia Brick Company opened in 1897. Today, Virginia is served by regular rail access to...
Nudgee (4014) Located about 15 km to the north of Brisbane central, Nudgee (4014) became part of greater Brisbane 1925 and has regular rail and bus access to both Brisbane and its surrounding suburbs. It was one of the first suburbs to receive NBN and is known...
Aspley (4034) 13 km north of Brisbane city, Aspley (4034) is situated adjacent Cabbage Tree Creek on flat land. Several of its major roads are the remnants of routes that settlers took after 1842 as they followed indigenous tracks to explore land north of Brisbane. In...
Grange (4051) Situated only 7 km to Brisbane city, Grange (4051) was originally grassland, but it became urbanised with the subdivision and development of the property of one of its early settlers Mr Peate in 1903. Because of its proximity to, and excellent...
Bald Hills (4036) As the outermost suburb of Brisbane, 17 km to its north, Bald Hills (4036) is mainly residential surrounded by bushland which has recently been cleared and subdivided for moderate density residential building estates. Adjoining it is a flood plain...
Banyo (4014) Situated 13 km north of Brisbane and with easy access to the Gateway Motorway, Banyo (4014) is a mix of residential and industrial because of its proximity to the Motorway, Airport and Port of Brisbane. It is fast becoming a commercial hub with a large...
Bracken Ridge (4017) 18 km to Brisbane's North and originally called Rose Hill, Bracken Ridge (4017) is a hilly suburb with a reservoir overlooking Brisbane and Moreton Bay. Bracken Ridge is mainly residential with a number of housing estates. Residents are primarily...
Woody Point (4019) About 25 km to the north of Brisbane, Woody Point (4019) on the Redcliffe peninsula was previously a banana plantation. Once a sleepy seaside retreat for day trippers and only accessed by day ferry or boat, Woody Point became very popular when it...
Redcliffe (4020) 28 km to the north of Brisbane on a peninsula surrounded by Moreton Bay, Redcliffe (4020) was named for the red cliffs by John Oxley who was looking for the site of a penal colony on behalf of the Governor of NSW. Indeed, it became Queensland's first...
Chermside (4032) 10 km north of Brisbane, Chermside (4032) has been designed as a satellite city positioned on a strategic transport hub for motorways, busways and rail. Because of this status, Chermside has Queensland's first drive-in mega shopping centre built in...
