Upper Warrego

Upper Warrego is a rural locality in the Shire of Murweh, Queensland, Australia. In the, Upper Warrego had a population of 38 people.

Geography
The Landsborough Highway passes to the west.

Upper Warrego has the following mountains:


 * Bally Lethbridge (-25.0134°N, 147.6073°W) 806 m
 * Bullock Mountain (-25.2446°N, 147.4292°W) 776 m
 * Junction Hill (-24.8802°N, 147.9431°W) 1125 m
 * Mount Black (-25.1783°N, 147.456°W) 831 m
 * Mount Drummond (-25.1564°N, 147.4192°W) 859 m
 * Mount Emily (-24.9879°N, 147.6831°W) 779 m
 * Mount Grassy (-25.1991°N, 147.4706°W) 801 m
 * Mount Hopeless (-25.0529°N, 147.3637°W) 828 m
 * Mount King (-25.1461°N, 147.5368°W) 746 m
 * Mount Lambert (-24.7925°N, 147.7485°W) 1029 m
 * Mount Lyon (-24.8468°N, 147.795°W) 1059 m
 * Mount Sugarloaf (-24.8928°N, 147.9492°W) 1154 m
 * Mount Tabor (-25.2002°N, 147.5559°W) 813 m
 * Mount Yanalah (-25.1632°N, 147.4302°W) 810 m

History
The locality takes its name from the Warrego River, where Warrego is the Aboriginal name for the river, according to notes made on 11 September 1846 by Thomas Mitchell, the Surveyor-General of New South Wales.

Demographics
In the, Upper Warrego had "no people or a very low population".

In the, Upper Warrego had a population of 38 people.