Covering 4,771 square kilometres with a resident population of 4916, the District Council of Lower Eyre Peninsula is renowned for its magnificent rural and pristine coastal scenary, as well as thriving agricultural, fishing and tourism industries.

With 684 kilometres of coastline ranging from beautiful beaches to rugged cliffs, the Lower Eyre Peninsula's attractions are endless. 

Major townships include the agricultural town of Cummins and the seaside town of Coffin Bay.

Council's main office is located in Cummins, with a branch office located in Port Lincoln.

The District Council of Lower Eyre Peninsula really does provide a premier lifestyle and is a region of growing prosperity.