Mannum is a historic river town located on the mighty Murray River in South Australia, about 84 kilometers east of Adelaide. Famous as the birthplace of Australia’s paddle steamer industry, Mannum was established in 1854 by William Randell. The town played a crucial role in early river trade and transportation. Today, Mannum is a popular tourist destination where visitors can enjoy water sports, explore the PS Marion paddle steamer museum, and learn about Aboriginal history. The town’s population of around 2,500 people enjoys a relaxed riverside lifestyle.
