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''Corymbia citriodora'' grows in undulating country in open forest and woodland in several [[Disjunct distribution|disjunct]] areas in Queensland and as far south as [[Coffs Harbour]] in New South Wales. In Queensland it is found as far north as [[Lakeland, Queensland|Lakeland Downs]] and [[Cooktown, Queensland|Cooktown]] and as far inland as [[Hughenden, Queensland|Hughenden]] and [[Chinchilla, Queensland|Chinchilla]].<ref name="CANBR" /><ref name="ABRS" />
[[Kings Park, Western Australia|Kings Park]] in [[Perth, Western Australia|Perth]] has an avenue of this species planted many years ago, but the species has spread to become an environmental [[weed]] in the Sydney and [[Blue Mountains, New South Wales|Blue Mountains]] in New South Wales and in open woodland areas in the south-west of Western Australia.<ref name="weeds" /><ref>Hussey et al., (1997) ''Western weeds : a guide to the weeds of Western Australia '' South Perth, W.A.: Plant Protection Society of W.A. : 1997. {{ISBN|0-646-32440-3}}, 1997</ref>
==Essential oil==
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