Suburb profile
Aramac QLD 4726
Aramac is located in the Outback Queensland region of Queensland, postcode 4726. It has 532 properties across 41 streets, almost all houses. Explore every street in Aramac, its property history, homes for sale and rent, who lives there, and the local agents.
About Aramac
Aramac, QLD 4726, sits in Outback Queensland and neighbours Barcaldine, Jericho, Laglan and Muttaburra. Its 41 streets hold 532 properties, 508 of them houses and 24 units.
Census figures are for the Barcaldine - Blackall area, which has 4,749 residents, a median age of 45 and an average household of 2.3 people. Median household income is $1,341 a week, the median mortgage repayment $955 a month and the median rent $157 a week. Of 1,816 dwellings, 1,727 are separate houses, 5 semi-detached, 34 flats and 29 other; 781 are owned outright, 356 owned with a mortgage and 477 rented.
Updated October 2026
Who lives in Aramac
- 4,749Peoplelive in the area
- 45Median ageyears
- $1,341Median household incomea week
- $157Median renta week
Homes by type
- Houses1,727
- Townhouses and semis5
- Flats and apartments34
- Other29
Household
- Median mortgage repayment$955a month
- Household size2.3people on average
How homes are held
Schools in Aramac
Aramac State School
GovernmentPrimary and secondary
Aramac State School
GovernmentPrimary and secondary
Streets in Aramac
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Neighbouring suburbs
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Population and housing figures are drawn from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2021, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.
School details © Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), from the Australian Schools List, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International and modified. ACARA does not endorse Listd.
Area summaries are generated from the national address file and ABS Census data, and checked against those figures before publication.