The Riverland is a region of South Australia. It
covers the area near the Murray River from
where it flows into South Australia downstream
to Blanchetown. The major town centres in
Riverland are Renmark, Berri, Loxton, Waikerie,
Barmera and Monash. Each of these are
accompanied by minor townships, the total
area comprising approximately 30,000 people.
Many of the towns in the Riverland were
established for the re-settlement of soldiers
after their return from World War I or World
War II. Most towns were established as separate
irrigation districts.
The region grows about half of South Australia's
grapes, and 90% of the citrus and stone fruit.
Most major Australian wine companies source a
significant amount of bulk wine from the
Riverland. The Agriculture industry is the largest
employer in the area.

The Riverland is also a significant almond
growing region.