Steel Wings

Steel Wings Jerilderie is a must-visit destination in New South Wales, Australia.

The windmill is a unique attraction that showcases Australia's industrial history. Visitors can also explore the natural beauty of the surrounding sheep country and other attractions in Jerilderie.

The main attraction in Jerilderie is the Steel Wings windmill. It is one of only two working models in the world and stands at 50 feet tall with a 25-foot diameter. The windmill was made in Sydney in 1909-10 and was restored to working condition in 1989. Visitors can witness it pumping 9 litres (2.4 gallons) per revolution.

In addition to the windmill, visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the sheep country surrounding Jerilderie. They can take a leisurely stroll along Billabong Creek, one of the longest creeks in Australia, or go on a guided tour of the area. Other attractions in Jerilderie include Bread Tin Ned and other Kelly. The weather during these months is mild and pleasant, perfect for outdoor activities.

To get to Jerilderie, visitors can drive from Sydney, which is approximately 600 km away, or from Melbourne, which is approximately 300 km away. Flights are also available from Sydney to Narrandera, which is about 70 km away from Jerilderie. Once in Jerilderie, visitors can easily find Steel Wings in Luke Park on Powell Street.