Winton

Winton is a small town in Queensland, Australia, known for its rich history and connection to the outback. It serves as a gateway to the Channel Country, famous for its unique landscapes and wildlife. Winton is also significant for its role in the film industry, being the birthplace of the Australian film "The Annie's." The town hosts the Waltzing Matilda Centre, dedicated to the famous Australian song. Additionally, Winton is recognized for its dinosaur fossils and as a hub for exploring the region's natural attractions and heritage, making it a notable spot for tourism and cultural appreciation.