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Thevenard

Thevenard, situated on South Australia's far west Eyre Peninsula, is a town with a strong connection to the sea. Named after French admiral Antoine-Jean-Marie Thévenard, it serves as a vital deep-sea port exporting grain, salt, mineral sands, and gypsum.

While not a major tourist destination, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the wharf area, islands, and Denial Bay from Pinky Point Lookout. Explore the local history at the Ceduna School House Museum or discover Aboriginal art and crafts at Arts Ceduna.

For essentials, Jim’s IGA Thevenard offers a range of groceries and household items. Fresh seafood can be sourced directly from local processors. Thevenard's nightlife is centered around the local community, with the Thevenard Sports & Community Club offering dinners during the winter football season. Nearby Ceduna provides additional options for pubs and clubs for a relaxed evening out.

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Thevenard

Thevenard, situated on South Australia's far west Eyre Peninsula, is a town with a strong connection to the sea. Named after French admiral Antoine-Jean-Marie Thévenard, it serves as a vital deep-sea port exporting grain, salt, mineral sands, and gypsum.

While not a major tourist destination, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the wharf area, islands, and Denial Bay from Pinky Point Lookout. Explore the local history at the Ceduna School House Museum or discover Aboriginal art and crafts at Arts Ceduna.

For essentials, Jim’s IGA Thevenard offers a range of groceries and household items. Fresh seafood can be sourced directly from local processors. Thevenard's nightlife is centered around the local community, with the Thevenard Sports & Community Club offering dinners during the winter football season. Nearby Ceduna provides additional options for pubs and clubs for a relaxed evening out.

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