Limestone Coast Regional Plan

Situated in the southeast corner of the state, the Limestone Coast region covers an area of 21,330 square kilometres. The region accommodates over 400 kilometres of coastline, stretching from the Coorong to the Victorian border, and covers the inland areas between the Ngarkat Conservation Park north of Keith to Port MacDonnell in the south. The rugged coastlines of the Southern Ocean, dormant volcanoes of the Newer Volcanics Province, and the highly productive agricultural lands make the region home to some of South Australia’s most spectacular and iconic natural wonders, and is a producer of world-class wine, fresh produce and seafood.