Bedourie Airport — Bedourie, Australia

Bedourie Airport carries the code BEU and serves Bedourie, a small settlement in the Diamantina Shire deep in western Queensland's Channel Country, Australia. The airstrip sits at 300 feet of elevation and consists of a single runway, typical of the remote outback airfields scattered across this sparsely populated stretch of the continent. Bedourie functions as an administrative center for the Diamantina Shire despite having only a small permanent population, and the surrounding Channel Country is known for its network of braided river channels that flood after rare heavy rains. Road distances to the nearest larger towns run into the hundreds of kilometers, which makes small aircraft an important transport option for residents, station owners, and visiting officials in this part of outback Queensland.