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About Logan Village

Logan Village is semi rural, low density suburb in Logan City- 45 kilometres from Brisbane. The suburb has remained remote with few retail and commercial outlets. The Logan River passes through the middle of Logan Village as well as the disused railway.

The locality name comes from the river which was named by Ralph Darling the governor of New South Wales. In the colonial era, the town was referred to by many names including Town of Logan, Village of Logan and Logan Town. In the 2011 census, the population of Logan Village was 3,586 people living there.

European settlement at Logan Village originated as the head of navigation on the Logan River. The first constructions to the suburb were a wharf and a store for the cotton plantation at ‘Townsvale’.

Educational institutions began with The Village of Logan Provisional School which opened in 1872, and later becoming the Logan Village State School in 1901.

The first bridge was built in Logan Village in 1897, however was swept away by the flood in 1903. It took 93 Years before the bridge was replaced, which was named after Geoff Phillip, the Beaudesert Shire Engineer. There is a public library in Wharf Street Logan Village operated by the Logan City Council.

There is a number of heritage- listed sites in the suburb including Old Logan Village State School, Logan Village Museum and Local History Centre.

In 2011 the Logan City Council permitted the Logan Village Local Plan to develop the town centre.

The suburbs that surround Logan Village include Chambers Flat, Buccan, Wolffdene, Stockleigh, Jimboomba, Tamborine & Yarrabilba.

Residential at Logan Village are often larger acreage blocks, accompanied with trees and shrub. It is important to do maintenance to these trees to minimise potential damage to homes and to protect the health of your tree.  Call Treesafe today all your arborist services in Logan Village.

It is important to note that a council permit may be required in order to remove a tree depending on whether it is protected by a Vegetation Protection Order (VPO). You will need to contact your local council for more information on removing a tree. Alternatively, you can ring Treesafe for more information or advice on VPO’s. See our contact list below:

• Brisbane City Council
• Gold Coast City Council
• Logan City Council
• Redland City Council
• City of Ipswich Planning and Development
• Scenic Rim Regional Council

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If you’re in Logan Village looking for tree services and arborists you can rely on, reach out to our team today!