Download coordinates as: Miriam Vale is a rural town and locality in the Gladstone Region, Queensland, Australia.

In the 1970s signs at the entry to town proudly proclaimed "Welcome to Miriam Vale – Cattle, Tobacco, Timber and Dairy".

[7][8] St Mary's Anglican Church was opened on Sunday 18 February 1912 by Bishop George Halford.

[11] Miriam Vale War Memorial was unveiled on 14 December 1921 by John William Fletcher, the Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Port Curtis.

[12] St Peter Chanel Catholic Church was opened in September 1954 by Bishop Andrew Gerard Tynan.

In these early days hoop pine was cut and two timer chutes allowed logs to be shot to the foot of the range where bullock wagons were waiting.

[citation needed] The dairy industry has the most claim to fame with a massive fig tree near the railway station being the drop off point of "cream cans" full of milk.

Locals would deliver the fresh milk to the depot where it was then loaded onto Claude's Truck for the trip to the Port Curtis Dairy (PCD).

Cream in those days was sold on "degrees of Rancid" (fresh, ripe, stale) as there was no refrigeration.

[28] The Miriam Vale branch of the Queensland Country Women's Association meets at the QCWA Hall at Blomfield Street.

[30] Miriam Vale has a nine-hole golf course with small greens and mature gum trees.