Towns and Villages

Tabulam

With just 150 people the village of Tabulam is the centre of scenic day touring area. Home of the Bundjalung Aboriginal people the region is extremely culturally significant. Designated as a town in 1885, Tabulam is historically significant and the only other ‘town’ on the Clarence River besides Grafton.

Birthplace of Lieutenant General Sir Harry Chauvel of the famous Lighthorse Brigade is only one of Tabulam’s claim to fame. It is also home to the longest single span timber bridge in the southern hemisphere. Tabulam is an excellent place to begin your discovery of the beautiful Upper Clarence Valley.