Home Hill, Queensland is a town and locality in
the Burdekin Shire, Queensland, Australia at
the delta of the Burdekin River. Home Hill is a
sugarcane growing area with underground
water supplies to irrigate crops. In the 2011
census, Home Hill had a population of 3,027
people.

Home Hill lies approximately 98 kilometres (61
mi) south of Townsville and 1,269 kilometres
(789 mi) north of the state capital Brisbane on
the Bruce Highway. Home Hill is a part of the
Burdekin Region which includes the
neighbouring town of Ayr. Both towns are
governed by the Burdekin Shire Council.

The Burdekin River forms the locality's north-
western boundary. The urban area of Home Hill
is situated centrally within the locality
surrounded by crop farming. The Bruce
Highway passes through the town from the
south-east to the north-west crossing the river
via the Burdekin Bridge to Ayr. The North Coast
railway line runs immediately parallel and
south of the highway with the Home Hill railway
station located in the town centre; it too crosses
the river on the Burdekin Bridge. To the west
of the town is Gardiner's Lagooon. Despite its
name, the land in the Home Hill locality is very
flat.