Where is Ipswich?
Ipswich is located in south-east Queensland at the joining of the Brisbane, Lockyer and Fassifern Valleys. It is centrally positioned as part of a national road network – 40 minutes drive from Brisbane, an hour’s drive from the Gold Coast and 45 minutes drive from domestic and international air and sea ports.
Ipswich comprises an area of 1207 square kms and has a population of over 137 000 people. Ipswich has a subtropical climate and is a safe, friendly and multicultural city. Residents come from 115 different ethnic backgrounds, speaking 84 languages.
As Queensland’s oldest provincial city, Ipswich has a rich history. It is renowned for its architectural, natural and cultural heritage. Ipswich proudly preserves and still operates from many of its historical buildings and homes, with more than 6000 heritage-listed sites. Ipswich also has a range of charming townships within the western rural areas of the city, each with its own legitimate claims of historical significance.
Longitude 152° 45’ 23”
Latitude -27° 37’ 22”
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Ipswich Grammar School
Ipswich Grammar School Sporting Grounds
Transport to IGS
Local Ipswich services are provided by Westside Bus Company (Ph: 3288-1333). Services to Karalee & Karana Downs are provided by Southern Cross Transit (Ph: 3812-2520)
Along with local services, Chartered buses catering solely for Ipswich Boys and Girls Grammar schools also operate from the following areas:
Buses leave the school at 3.05pm with additional Buses for those staying
late for sport, cultural activities and extra study.
Train travel is available from Brisbane through to Rosewood, with IGS
not far from the Ipswich station.
