Regional
Location Maps
The two maps below
show:
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An overview of the
South Burnett region showing its relationship to Brisbane, Toowoomba and
South-East Queensland; and
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A more detailed view
of the South Burnett region
The South Burnett has an area
of 11,672 sq kilometres spread between 7 local authorities (Nanango, Rosalie,
Kingaroy, Wondai, Murgon, Cherbourg and Kilkivan Shires). Most of the area
is situated 450m above sea level atop Australia's Great Dividing Range.
Click either map to obtain
an expanded view.
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Regional
Tourist Map
| During 2001,
Nichol's Printing of Kingaroy produced a tourist map of the South
Burnett which shows the main arterial roads through the region and the location
of its principal tourist attractions - including Lake Barambah, Lake
Boondooma, the South Burnett's wineries and many other similar
points of interest.
The map is available at right
as a 734K Adobe PDF file. It will print out to a A4 page in its default size.
Hard copies of the map (which
is in A3 format at normal size) are also available from the region's four
accredited Visitor Information Centres at Nanango, Kingaroy, Wondai and
Murgon. |
Click to view this
map (734K PDF) |
Regional
Wine And Food Trail Map
| In early
2002 the South Burnett Tourism Association produced the region's first
full-colour tourist brochure and - as part of it - the South Burnett Gourmet
Wine and Food Trail Map, which displays the locations of the region's major
wineries and regional cuisine restaurants.
The map is available at right
as a 371K Adobe PDF file. It will print out to a A4 page in its default size.
Hard copies of the map are
available in the regional tourist booklet, which is available from the region's
four accredited Visitor Information Centres at Nanango, Kingaroy, Wondai
and Murgon. |
Click to view this
map (371K PDF) |
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Above: The South
Burnett was declared Australia's newest winemaking region in 1998, and
Queensland's official wine region in 2001.
(Photo courtesy of
Tourism Queensland)
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