Lameroo, located on the Mallee Highway between Tailem Bend and Pinnaroo, is a small town that services the local wheat & wool industries, and set amongst the generally flat & arid mallee farmlands. The town was gazetted in 1904 and grew initially when the railway network was extended into the mallee regions however population has dwindled over time due to ongoing issues with employment and somewhat diminished importance. While the town in itself is quite pleasant, the stand-out feature of the town are the wide and well maintained median strips and parkland that abut the Mallee Highway - the town otherwise has limited services for the tourist.

Population: 450
State: South Australia
Name Origin: Of Aboriginal origin meaning unknown.
Pronunciation: Lam-a-roo
Postcode: 5302
Local Government: Southern Mallee District Council
Location: 204km east of Adelaide
Main Roads: Mallee Highway
Main Watercourses: None
Radio Stations (Music): Triple J (101.9), No commercial FM - 5MU (AM1125)

Photos from Lameroo (Click on thumbnail for full sized image):
 

	Western entrance to Lameroo on the Mallee Highway (2006).
	The Mallee Hwy, looking west from Chandos Tce, Lameroo (2006).
	Chandos Tce (Mallee Hwy), looking south from Harvey St - note the wide median strip, Lameroo (2006).
	Railway Tce North (Mallee Hwy) and abutting parkland, looking west in Lameroo (2006).
	Looking west along Railway Tce North with Lameroo's commercial centre (2006).
	Wheat silos at the Lameroo railway siding and parkland adjacent to Railway Tce North (2006).