Coombabah Plumber

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Interesting facts about Coombabah;

At the 2006 census, Coombabah had a population of 9,303.

The word 'Coombabah' is an English corruption of the Aboriginal word, and can have three alternate translations. The first, 'Koomboobah', means 'place of the cobra worms'. The second, 'Koombabah' means 'place of the turtles and the third, Coombabah is an aboriginal word meaning 'home of the turtles', or a pocket of land.

It is a family-friendly suburb and is also a sanctuary for retirees away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the city. It is a quiet suburb, though it is still close to entertainment centres. A new development in the area, Harbour Quays, has been designed to allow people to take full advantage of the opportunity to live on the water.

Coombabah borders the Coomera River and the tidal wetlands known as Coombabah Lakes Nature Reserve. The area is popular among locals for fishing and boating.

Coombabah is made up mainly of residential townhouses and duplexes. While there are many dry lots in Coombabah, lake and riverfront homes exist though land is virtually unavailable.

There are a number of shopping centres within easy reach of Coombabah. The biggest by far is Harbour Town Shopping Centre, a haven of outlet stores offering brand names at a discounted price. Runaway Bay Shopping Village is also close by and is frequented by locals.

Helensvale train station is a 10 minute drive from Coombabah. Buses run from Coombabah to Pacific Fair via Runaway Bay twice an hour during the week.

Coombabah Creek provides ample fishing and boating opportunities with bream, flathead, whiting, estuary cod and mud crabs abundant among others. Bushwalking and cycling are popular pastimes in this area.