Dajarra, a small Outback Queensland town with a rich history, was once a key railhead for the cattle industry, connecting drovers from as far as Western Australia to the ports and markets of the east coast. Today, the railway has been replaced by multi-trailer road trains, reflecting the region’s evolving transport needs. Survey Mark conducted a cadastral survey of a significant portion of the old rail corridor in this remote area. This land is now set to be transferred to the local council for future community use, ensuring it continues to serve the town in a meaningful way.