Lalbert

Overview

Situated 50 kilometres west of Kerang, Lalbert is a mallee town with a strong sense of community. The town features a general store, hotel, school hall and recreation reserve and is a major grain receiving centre.

Lake Lalbert only kilometres from town is a flood filled lake and a significant environmental showpiece.

History

Lalbert was named in 1863 by Major Mitchell and comes from the Aboriginal name for creeper that grows on Mallee trees. Lalbert is in the middle of the Mallee wheat growing area, which is renowned for its crops of wheat barley, oats, canola and legumes.

Places of interest

Lake Lalbert
Grain receiving centre
Traditional country general store
Local pub

Accommodation

Accommodation is limited in the tiny town of Lalbert. However alternative accommodation is available at nearby Kerang.

For further information please contact:

Gannawarra Shire Council
Telephone: 03 5450 9333
Website: Gannawarra Shire accommodation

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