Arbuthnot Sawmills
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Arbuthnot Sawmills is an important historic site in Koondrook, reflecting the town’s strong links to the Murray River and the timber industry. Established in the late 1800s, the sawmill played a key role in processing river red gum and supporting river trade. Today, the site offers visitors a simple insight into Koondrook’s industrial heritage and working past.

Arbuthnot Sawmills is a key part of Koondrook’s industrial and river history, reflecting the long connection between the Murray River and the timber industry. Established in the late 1800s, the sawmill played an important role in processing river red gum and supporting river trade and local employment.

Today, the site stands as a reminder of the region’s working past and its reliance on the river for transport and industry. It’s an interesting stop for visitors wanting to learn more about Koondrook’s heritage and the industries that helped shape the town and surrounding area.

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