Talia Station

Talia Station is a pastoral lease that operates as a sheep station in South Australia.
It is situated about north of Elliston and south west of Wudinna on the Eyre Peninsula.
The name of the station is derived from the Aboriginal word meaning "near water".
The run was originally owned by J. T. Symes in 1856 but was named by John Harris Browne who acquired the property shortly afterward. By 1865 the property was being managed by John Strange and Mary Irvan Dinnison but the property was still owned by Browne.
Archibald Graham Thompson and his brother William acquired Talia and Calea Stations from Browne in about 1880. William died in 1884 leaving Archibald with sole ownership of both properties. In 1888, Talia occupied an area of when Thompson renewed the lease on the property. In 1907 he sold from the lease. Archibald retired in 1912 leaving Talia to his three son, and died in Adelaide in 1919.