Reynella, South Australia

Reynella Post Office opened on 5 September 1856. A Reynella South office opened in 1963 and closed in 1969. ==Transport==

Reynella is primary serviced by buses on the Adelaide Metro network. It is serviced primarily by South Road, Sheriffs Road exits on the Southern Expressway and Young Street. The suburb was served by the Willunga railway line from 1915 until 1969. ==Landmarks==

An unusual landmark in Reynella is what has become known colloquially as Junk Food Junction or Junk Food Corner. At a time when the fast food market was less saturated, the intersection of South Road, Adelaide and Pimpala Road had all four major fast food outlets. ==Shopping==

Reynella is situated close to a small shopping precinct in Southgate Plaza. Westfield Marion and Centro Colonnades are the larger shopping complexes servicing the area. ==Notable people==

Notable people from or who lived in Reynella include: • Ann Woolcock, physician and asthma expert • James Gilbert Woolcock, metallurgist, mining consultant, mining engineer ==References==