Australian Towns, Cities & Highways: Bute

Bute

Bute, a small northern Yorke Peninsula town is the centre for the local sheep and grain industries and lies at in important rural road junction. The town, while quite small is well looked after with plenty of surrounding parkland as the town has a typical Col Light town plan. Just north of the town is the Bute Tannery which provides a range of skins, belts, bags and assorted other personal items.

Population: 300
State: South Australia
Postcode: 5560
Local Government: Barunga West District Council
Location: 144km north of Adelaide
Main Roads: Port Broughton-Adelaide Road
Main Watercourses: None
Radio Stations (Music): Magic FM (105.9), Triple J (103.5)

Photos from Bute:

High Street, looking south in Bute (2003).

Railway Terrace, looking east from the High St junction in Bute (2003).

Distance sign on the Port Broughton-Adelaide Road heading south from Bute (2003).

	High Street, looking south in Bute (2003).
	Railway Terrace, looking east from the High St junction in Bute (2003).
	Distance sign on the Port Broughton-Adelaide Road heading south from Bute (2003).