Local Government Area
Brisbane
Postcode
4014
Population
6,105 (2021 census)
Area
4.74 km²
Coordinates
-27.3785, 153.0820
Data
Based on Australian Bureau of Statistics ASGS boundaries, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

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About Banyo

Banyo is a suburb in northern Brisbane, on the Shorncliffe railway line. Settled by Europeans in 1849, the area was first known as Clapham Junction and adopted the name Banyo in 1897, a Turrbal word meaning hill or ridge. The hill it was named after was quarried away to help build Eagle Farm Airport during World War II. Banyo is a mix of residential and industrial development, boosted by its proximity to Brisbane Airport and the Port of Brisbane, and is home to the Australian Catholic University's Brisbane campus.

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