What is the zoning in Balmattum?

Balmattum is mostly rural (most common zone: FARMING ZONE).

Which schools is Balmattum in the catchment for?

Balmattum falls within these school catchments: Euroa Primary School, Peranbin Primary College, Euroa Secondary College.

What is the cultural makeup of Balmattum?

At the 2021 Census 11.1% of Balmattum residents were born overseas. The most common ancestries were Australian (38.5%), English (36.3%), Irish (25.2%).

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Balmattum property data

Explore zoning, school catchments, local crime and property data for Balmattum, VIC (105 mapped properties). Flood and bushfire mapping for this area is coming soon.

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Zoning in Balmattum

Balmattum is mostly rural. The most common zones:

Rural94.3% of properties

Rural — farming and agricultural land; housing is limited.

Zone: FARMING ZONE

Other2.9% of properties

Check your council’s planning scheme for what this zone allows.

Zone: PUBLIC USE ZONE - OTHER PUBLIC USE

Open space1.9% of properties

Open space / recreation — parks and sporting land; not for housing.

Zone: TRANSPORT ZONE 2 - PRINCIPAL ROAD NETWORK

School catchments in Balmattum

PrimaryEuroa Primary School · Peranbin Primary College

SecondaryEuroa Secondary College

Balmattum can span more than one catchment — check a specific address (below) for the exact school.

Who lives in Balmattum

At the 2021 Census, 11.1% of Balmattum’s 135 residents were born overseas.

Top ancestries

Australian38.5%

English36.3%

Irish25.2%

Scottish19.3%

Greek3.7%

French3%

Top countries of birth

England5.9%

New Zealand3.7%

Ancestry counts people reporting each ancestry (up to two each), as a share of responses. Source: ABS 2021 Census.

Risk varies property by property. Check a specific Balmattum address:

Nearby suburbs

Euroa Violet Town Marraweeney Kelvin View Kithbrook Boho

Figures are indicative only — verify any specific property with the relevant council. Sources: council/state planning schemes & flood mapping, Geoscape G-NAF, state police crime statistics, ABS.