Anna Creek Station 5,851,475 acres

Anna Creek Station, located in South Australia, is the largest cattle station in the world, covering 5,851,475 acres.  This iconic farm is roughly the size of Israel and operates in one of the harshest environments, with arid plains and limited rainfall.  Despite the challenges, Anna Creek thrives as a major beef producer, running thousands of cattle across its vast expanse.

Founded in the 1860s, the station has a rich history tied to the pioneering spirit of Australia. Stories of resilience, from enduring droughts to managing wildlife encounters, are part of Anna Creek’s legacy.  Its sheer size and remote location make it a symbol of Australian pastoral life