The giant burrowing cockroach species are mostly found in Queensland, Australia.
It is commonly found along the coastal stretch between Rockhampton and Cooktown.
The cockroach can also be located on the islands of the Whitsundays.

The species build burrows that can stretch up to one metre underground, which is where it stores food and lives permanently.
Burrow depth appears to change depending on soil type, with burrows ranging from approximately 10cm underground to 100cm.

It is prevalent in dry Eucalyptus woodlands in the north-eastern territory within Australia.
There are 18 known geographical populations of the cockroach along sub-tropical Queensland.
The cockroach has a wide geographical distribution in relation to other burrowing cockroach species.
It can be found within a one thousand kilometre range.
The cockroach can be found in both dry and wet areas of Australia.
Common dry areas it can be found include Maiden Springs, Boonderoo and Alpha.
Common wet areas the cockroach is located includes Cooktown, Magnetic island and the Whitsundays.
Locations that are in the mid-range between dry and wet regions where the cockroach can be found include Coen, Rochford Scrub and Mount Garnet.

Populations of the cockroach can be geographically isolated due to unsuitable ground soil or by water.
The species tends to prefer the drier savanna areas west of the Great Dividing Range.

The most common vegetation where the cockroach is found is Eucalyptus woodland and grass.
The giant burrowing cockroach species are mostly found in Queensland, Australia. It is commonly found along the coastal stretch between Rockhampton and Cooktown. The cockroach can also be located on the islands of the Whitsundays.
The species build burrows that can stretch up to one metre underground, which is where it stores food and lives permanently. Burrow depth appears to change depending on soil type, with burrows ranging from approximately 10cm underground to 100cm. 
It is prevalent in dry Eucalyptus woodlands in the north-eastern territory within Australia. There are 18 known geographical populations of the cockroach along sub-tropical Queensland. The cockroach has a wide geographical distribution in relation to other burrowing cockroach species.It can be found within a one thousand kilometre range. The cockroach can be found in both dry and wet areas of Australia. Common dry areas it can be found include Maiden Springs, Boonderoo and Alpha. Common wet areas the cockroach is located includes Cooktown, Magnetic island and the Whitsundays. Locations that are in the mid-range between dry and wet regions where the cockroach can be found include Coen, Rochford Scrub and Mount Garnet. 
Populations of the cockroach can be geographically isolated due to unsuitable ground soil or by water. The species tends to prefer the drier savanna areas west of the Great Dividing Range.
The most common vegetation where the cockroach is found is Eucalyptus woodland and grass.
Giant burrowing cockroach