Stansbury is a small town and popular holiday destination on the Yorke Peninsula only 210km
north-west of Adelaide.
The town was proclaimed in 1873 and named after a friend of South Australia's governor
Musgrave. Stansbury has shady stands of Norfolk Pine, historic buildings, safe sandy swimming
beaches, good fishing and other water sports.
Lime was quarried from the cliffs at Stansbury and while it remains a service centre for the
surrounding farms, oyster farming and tourism play an increasing role in the development of the town.
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