Augustine Heights (4300) Located 30 km to Brisbane's south-west and a suburb of Ipswich, Augustine Heights (4300) was created as part of Springfield's master planned community. In 2011, about 2000 people were resident.

Barellan Point (4306) Located 31 km from Brisbane and a suburb of Ipswich, Barellan Point (4306) had about 1200 residents in 2006.

Basin Pocket (4305) Located 40 km from Brisbane and about 3 km from Ipswich of which it is a suburb, Basin Pocket (4305) lies adjacent the Bremer River to its north and west. It derives its name from a widening in the Bremer River noted by Allan Cunningham in 1828....

Bellbird Park (4300) Located 27 km from Brisbane and a suburb of Ipswich, Bellbird Park (4300) had about 5030 residents in 2011. Its school was opened in 1978. It is also home to a farmhouse built by early an settler Alfred Josey in 1886 but still standing...

Blacksoil (4306) Blacksoil (4306) is a suburb of Ipswich.

Blackstone (4304) Located 38 km from Brisbane and 5 km from Ipswich, Blackstone (4304) is a suburb of Ipswich with a population of about 1000 in 2011. Originally named Bundamba Creek, the suburb was later called Blackstone by Mrs Orr, the postmistress after a village...

Brassall (4305) Located 41 km from Brisbane and 3 km from Ipswich, Brassall (4305) is a suburb of Ipswich, situated between the Bremer River to its south, Ironpot Creek to its west and the Warrego Highway to its north. This position tends to make Brassall vulnerable...

Brookwater (4300) Located 31 km to Brisbane's south-west and part of the master planned Springfield Development of Ipswich, Brookwater (4300) is a mix of low to moderate density housing across three precincts, namely The Point, The Retreat, and The Crest. An elevated,...

Bundamba (4304) Located 35 km from Brisbane and 6 km from Ipswich, Bundamba (4304) lies between the Bremer River and the Ipswich Motorway and is bisected by Brisbane Road. With 5400 residents as of 2011,  Bundamba is a suburb of Ipswich, with a mix of...

Camira (4300) Located about 25 km from Brisbane, Camira (4300) derives its name from an aboriginal word for windy. In 2011, 7400 people were resident in Camira which also has a school.