Yatala

Yatala is a suburb inside the outer northern region of City of Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia. Surrounding suburbs of Yatala encompass Beenleigh, Windaroo, and Stapylton. Yatala and adjoining suburbs are placed near the confluence of the Albert River, which is at the northern quit of the suburb. A assets at the Albert River was acquired with the aid of a South Australian who named the assets after Yatala Harbor close to Port Augusta, South Australia.

The phrase is presumed to be from the Kaurna Aboriginal phrase 'yertalla', meaning water strolling through the aspect of a river. As a place call it particularly noted the inundation of the typically-dry undeniable either side of Dry Creek in South Australia after heavy rain. Since 2006 development has been unexpectedly happening inside the suburb, with over 300 agencies now installed within its barriers.

This sort of urban improvement is expected to in the end encompass all the semi-rural land currently keeping apart the Brisbane Metropolitan Area and Gold Coast City. Currently, there is about 6 kilometres of this land last among the two cities. Yatala is home to the Yatala Pie Shop which claims to had been "a landmark within the Yatala region" for "more than a 130 years" as of 2011. The eating place is taken into consideration a commonplace stop-over for visitors between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.