Kambah, Australian Capital Territory

Kambah Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
One of the remaining buildings of Kambah Woolshed, now converted into a barbecue area
Population	15,670 (SAL 2021)[1]
Established	1974
Gazetted	22 March 1973
Postcode(s)	2902
Area	11.3 km2 (4.4 sq mi)
District	Tuggeranong
Territory electorate(s)	Brindabella Murrumbidgee
Federal division(s)	Bean
Suburbs around Kambah: Chapman Fisher Mount Taylor Canberra Nature Park Kambah Wanniassa Greenway Wanniassa

Kambah (/ˈkæmbɑː/) (postcode 2902) is the northernmost suburb in the district of Tuggeranong, Canberra. It is located just south of Mount Taylor in the Canberra Nature Park. It is located north of the suburbs of Greenway and Wanniassa. It is bounded by Sulwood Drive to the north and Athllon Drive to the south-east.

Kambah was not designed according to the 'neighbourhood' philosophy guiding the design of other Canberra suburbs and is the largest suburb in Canberra with an area of 1130 ha. The suburb name was gazetted on 22 March 1973,^[2] and it was first settled in 1974 and consists predominantly of detached single-storey suburban houses. It was the first suburb in the satellite city of Tuggeranong. Kambah was named after the Kambah Homestead which was originally located in the Tuggeranong district.^[2] The name Kambah derives from Ngambri, the name of the clan that originally lived in the area before European occupation.^{[citation needed]} The same word is the origin for the name Canberra.^{[citation needed]} Streets in Kambah are named after Interstate pioneers, except for the Gleneagles estate, where they are named after Australian golfers and golf courses.^[3]