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Minnipa, South Australia

Minnipa is a small town serving the local grain growing community located on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula.

History
The Nauo were the indigenous people of the area of Minnipa prior to English colonisation and the area around the town was first settled by Europeans in 1878. At the arrival of the railway line on 5 May 1913, the town consisted of two tents. Development of the surrounding districts followed the railway, and accelerated after the opening of the water pipeline from the Tod River scheme in 1925. By 1960, Minnipa was the major railway centre between Cummins and Thevenard. The town was proclaimed in 1915 and subsequently it became a typical wheatbelt town servicing the surrounding area and providing the necessary grain handling and rail facilities to allow farmers fast access to Thevenard and Port Lincoln. ==Climate==
Climate
Minnipa has a semi-arid climate (Köppen: BSk/BSh), with hot, dry summers and mild, somewhat wet winters. Due to a change of weather station location and a closure of the old Minnipa station in 2002, this article uses the 1996-2024 normlals from the new station, while records cover both, considering there was only between those. }} ==Heritage listings==
Heritage listings
Minnipa has a number of heritage-listed sites, including: • Pildappa Road: Pildappa Rock • Yardea Road: Yarwondutta Rock and Quarry • Yardea Road: Yarwondutta Rock Tank ==References==
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