Caldervale, Queensland

Caldervale is a rural locality in the Blackall-Tambo Region, Queensland, Australia. In the, Caldervale had "no people or a very low population".

Geography
The ridge of the Great Dividing Range passes through Caldervale and creates a drainage divide. The north and south of the locality are within the Warrego River drainage basin which becomes part of the Murray-Darling basin which enters the Southern Ocean at Lake Alexandrina in South Australia. The west of the locality is within the Cooper Creek drainage basin which ultimately ends at Lake Eyre. The east of the locality is within the Fitzroy River drainage basin which flows into the Coral Sea south of Rockhampton. The Pluto Timber Reserve is in the east of the locality.

History
In March 1881, the Caldervale pastoral station of 25 sqmi was forfeited by its previous owner and sold to J. & R. Winton.

Malta Provisional School opened in 1881 and closed in 1883. Malta is the name of the parish and a pastoral property in the west of Caldervale. When it was sold by Joseph Henry Hoddinott to Edward Goddard Blume in 1924, the Caldervale pastoral station had an area of 430 sqmi and carried 2,000 head of cattle.

In 1934, the cattle station was quarantined due to an outbreak of pleuro-pneumonia among the cattle.

In 2014, Caldervale station, along with other pastoral properties owned by the Hughes family, became certified for its organic Wagyu beef production.

Demographics
In the, Caldervale had a population of 11 people.

In the, Caldervale had "no people or a very low population".

Education
There are no schools in Caldervale. Tambo State School is neighbouring Tambo to the east provides primary schooling and secondary schooling to Year 10, but, given the size of Caldervale, it may too distant from some parts of the locality for a daily commute. Also, there is no nearby school offering secondary schooling to year 12. For both reasons, other options include distance education and boarding school.