corner of Skinner and Shepherd Streets. In 1963, it was badly damaged in a flood. It was demolished and rebuilt at that site in 1964. It was later relocated to McKinlay Street (). The church has closed and the building has been sold. At the , Adavale and the surrounding area had a population of 141, with the town itself having an estimated population of around 15. In the , the locality of Adavale had a population of 93 people. By 2021, the population was down to 72. Education There are no schools in Adavale nor nearby; the nearest schools are in Quilpie. Distance education and boarding schools are other options. Facilities Adavale Cemetery is on Patricia Downs Road north of the town (). Adavale Police Station is in Shepherd Street (). Adavale SES Facility is on the eastern corner of Mckinlay Street and Blackwater Street (). Attractions Emmet Pocket Lookout is in the Idalia National Park and offers panoramic views over the park's northern boundaries to the surrounding plains (). References External links Towns in Queensland South West Queensland Populated places established in 1880 1880 establishments in Australia Shire of Quilpie Localities in Queensland