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Locations That Reported Feeling Impact of Townsville 1879 Earthquake Locations that reported feeling impact of Townsville 1879 earthquake PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE Ingham 146° 09' 25" E 18° 39' 02" S Mount Louisa 146° 43' 50" E 19° 16' 40" S Townsville 146° 49' 00" E 19° 15' 34" S Locations that reported feeling impact of Gayndah 1883 earthquake PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE Brighton 153° 03' 25" E 27° 17' 55" S Marburg 152° 35' 40" E 27° 34' 01" S Brisbane 153° 01' 41" E 27° 28' 04" S Maryborough 152° 42' 06" E 25° 32' 15" S Bulimba 153° 03' 29" E 27° 27' 00" S Miriam Vale 151° 33' 30" E 24° 19' 37" S Bundaberg 152° 20' 57" E 24° 51' 57" S Mount Perry 151° 38' 44" E 25° 10' 49" S Burrum 152° 31' 59" E 25° 19' 00" S Mungar 152° 35' 39" E 25° 36' 10" S Bustard Head 151° 46' 00" E 24° 01' 00" S Nanango 152° 00' 01" E 26° 40' 14" S Camboon 150° 30' 00" E 25° 04' 59" S Newstead 153° 02' 39" E 27° 27' 12" S Dalby 151° 15' 57" E 27° 10' 53" S Nine Mile 150° 20' 57" E 23° 24' 48" S Enoggera 152° 58' 41" E 27° 25' 40" S Pialba 152° 50' 18" E 25° 16' 50" S Fernvale 152° 39' 05" E 27° 27' 19" S Pink Lily 150° 27' 33" E 23° 21' 06" S Gatton 152° 16' 32" E 27° 33' 39" S Rockhampton 150° 30' 48" E 23° 22' 41" S Gayndah 151° 36' 29" E 25° 37' 27" S Roma 148° 47' 12" E 26° 34' 23" S Gladstone 151° 15' 20" E 23° 50' 34" S Rosewood 152° 35' 34" E 27° 38' 17" S Glamorgan Vale 152° 37' 56" E 27° 30' 52" S Rosslyn 150° 46' 35" E 23° 09' 57" S Gunalda 152° 33' 41" E 25° 59' 39" S Sandgate 153° 03' 50" E 27° 19' 00" S Gympie 152° 39' 56" E 26° 11' 24" S South Brisbane 153° 01' 13" E 27° 28' 49" S Hawkwood 150° 52' 00" E 25° 51' 00" S Stanwell 150° 19' 42" E 23° 29' 00" S Helidon 152° 07' 33" E 27° 33' 01" S Taroom 149° 47' 53" E 25° 38' 25" S Indooroopilly 152° 58' 48" E 27° 30' 14" S Tewantin 153° 02' 18" E 26° 23' 30" S Ipswich 152° 45' 38" E 27° 36' 51" S The Range 150° 29' 43" E 23° 23' 42" S Jimbour 151° 12' 57" E 26° 57' 38" S Tinana 152° 40' 41" E 25° 33' 00" S Kelvin Grove 153° 00' 37" E 27° 27' 06" S Toowoomba 151° 57' 12" E 27° 33' 33" S Limestone Creek 150° 33' 55" E 23° 17' 17" S Warwick 152° 02' 07" E 28° 12' 55" S Locations that reported feeling impact of Cairns 1896 earthquake PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE Cairns 145° 46' 32" E 16° 55' 18" S Kuranda 145° 38' 12" E 16° 49' 10" S Cairns Railway 145° 40' 1.2" E 16° 52' 44.4" S Mareeba 145° 25' 23" E 16° 59' 48" S Tunnels Cooktown 145° 15' 07" E 15° 28' 19" S Mount Molloy 145° 19' 49" E 16° 40' 27" S Herberton 145° 23' 02" E 17° 22' 53" S Port Douglas 145° 27' 55" E 16° 28' 59" S Irvinebank 145° 12' 18" E 17° 25' 39" S Locations that reported feeling impact of Mundubbera 1910 earthquake PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE Bingera 152° 12' 00" E 24° 54' 00" S Isis 152° 27' 00" E 25° 10' 59" S Brooweena 152° 15' 47" E 25° 36' 06" S Maryborough 152° 42' 06" E 25° 32' 15" S Bundaberg 152° 20' 57" E 24° 51' 57" S Mount Perry 151° 38' 44" E 25° 10' 49" S Mt Abundance Childers 152° 16' 39" E 25° 14' 11" S 148° 42′ 12″ E 26° 35′ 57″ S Homestead Eidsvold 151° 07' 23" E 25° 22' 18" S Rockhampton 150° 30' 48" E 23° 22' 41" S Gayndah 151° 36' 29" E 25° 37' 27" S Roma 148° 47' 12" E 26° 34' 23" S Gin Gin 151° 57' 20" E 24° 59' 26" S Taroom 149° 47' 53" E 25° 38' 25" S Gladstone 151° 15' 20" E 23° 50' 34" S Wallaville 151° 59' 44" E 25° 04' 23" S Hawkwood 150° 52' 00" E 25° 51' 00" S Woongarra 152° 24' 47" E 24° 53' 39" S Invicta 152° 07' 58" E 24° 48' 47" S Yarwun 151° 07' 44" E 23° 50' 44" S Locations that reported feeling impact of Ravenswood 1913 earthquake PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE Ayr 147° 24' 24" E 19° 34' 27" S Haughton 146° 37' 48" E 19° 52' 30" S Valley Blair Athol 147° 30' 00" E 22° 42' 00" S Mackay 149° 11' 08" E 21° 08' 27" S Bowen 148° 14' 30" E 20° 00' 37" S Mingela 146° 38' 02" E 19° 52' 46" S Brandon 147° 21' 16" E 19° 33' 15" S Ravenswood 146° 53' 20" E 20° 05' 47" S St Heliers 147° 1' 30" E 19° 16' 15.6" Charters Towers 146° 15' 41" E 20° 04' 35" S Station S Clermont 147° 38' 17" E 22° 49' 23" S Townsville 146° 49' 00" E 19° 15' 34" S Eton 148° 58' 31" E 21° 15' 50" S Locations that reported feeling impact of Coalstoun Lakes/Kilcoy 1913 earthquake PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE Biggenden 152° 02' 45" E 25° 30' 41" S Gooroolba 151° 48' 29" E 25° 30' 58" S Byrnestown 151° 46' 03" E 25° 31' 18" S Kingaroy 151° 50' 21" E 26° 32' 26" S Childers 152° 16' 39" E 25° 14' 11" S Maryborough 152° 42' 06" E 25° 32' 15" S Mount Coalstoun Lakes 151° 53' 24" E 25° 36' 47" S 151° 59' 12" E 25° 32' 17" S Biggenden Currajong cane 151° 57' 7.2" E 25° 3' 18" S Mundubbera 151° 17' 57" E 25° 35' 17" S farming region Dallarnil 152° 02' 48" E 25° 23' 12" S Sandy Cape 153° 15' 48" E 24° 42' 00" S Degilbo 151° 59' 57" E 25° 28' 58" S Theebine 152° 32' 38" E 25° 56' 45" S Emu Creek 151° 59' 35" E 27° 04' 26" S Wallaville 151° 59' 44" E 25° 04' 23" S Gayndah 151° 36' 29" E 25° 37' 27" S Wondai 151° 52' 24" E 26° 19' 05" S Gin Gin 151° 57' 20" E 24° 59' 26" S Yerra 152° 32' 36" E 25° 35' 30" S Locations that reported feeling the impact of Coalstoun Lakes/Kilcoy 1913 earthquake (Localities unique to Kilcoy epicentre) PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE Crow’s Nest 152° 03' 29" E 27° 15' 56" S Esk 152° 25' 10" E 27° 14' 21" S Kilcoy 152° 33' 55" E 26° 56' 35" S Locations that reported feeling impact of Bundaberg 1918 earthquake PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE Armidale 151° 39′ E 30° 30′ S Lismore 153° 17′ 00″ E 28° 49′ 00″ S Baffle Creek 151° 55' 30" E 24° 29' 20" S Mackay 149° 11' 08" E 21° 08' 27" S Banana 150° 07' 41" E 24° 28' 19" S Manly 153° 11' 14" E 27° 27' 09" S Bangalow 153° 31′ E 28° 42′ S Memerambi 151° 49' 23" E 26° 26' 58" S Beerwah 152° 57' 32" E 26° 51' 29" S Miles 150° 11' 22" E 26° 39' 25" S Brisbane 153° 01' 41" E 27° 28' 04" S Montville 152° 53' 35" E 26° 41' 26" S Bundaberg 152° 20' 57" E 24° 51' 57" S Mount Morgan 150° 23' 22" E 23° 38' 39" S Byron Bay 153° 36′ 54″ E 28° 38′ 35″ S Mt Cannindah 151° 12' 60" E 24° 55' 60"S Camboon 150° 30' 00" E 25° 04' 59" S Murgon 151° 56' 29" E 26° 14' 30" S Cambooya 151° 51' 47" E 27° 42' 28" S Murwillumbah 153° 23' 45" E 28° 19' 39" S Charleville 146° 14' 17" E 26° 24' 06" S Nambour 152° 57' 33" E 26° 37' 36" S Chelmer 152° 58' 33" E 27° 30' 43" S Nanango 152° 00' 01" E 26° 40' 14" S Childers 152° 16' 39" E 25° 14' 11" S Oxley 152° 58' 32" E 27° 33' 42" S Chinchilla 150° 37' 41" E 26° 44' 17" S Palmwoods 152° 57' 34" E 26° 41' 17" S Rawbelle Clifton 151° 54' 20" E 27° 55' 57" S 150° 51' 00" E 25° 01' 59" S Homestead Cooroy 152° 54' 42" E 26° 25' 00" S Rockhampton 150° 30' 48" E 23° 22' 41" S Coraki 153° 18′ 0″ E 28° 59′ 0″ S Roma 148° 47' 12" E 26° 34' 23" S Roseneath Cracow 150° 18' 16" E 25° 17' 48" S Station 151° 30' 50" E 29° 06' 41" S Homestead Crohamhurst 152° 51' 39" E 26° 48' 29" S Rosewood 152° 35' 34" E 27° 38' 17" S Crows Nest 152° 03' 29" E 27° 15' 56" S Sandgate 153° 03' 50" E 27° 19' 00" S Dalby 151° 15' 57" E 27° 10' 53" S Sandy Cape 153° 15' 48" E 24° 42' 00" S Danderoo 152° 13' 43" E 28° 15' 06" S St Lawrence 149° 32' 07" E 22° 20' 44" S Tamborine Degilbo 151° 59' 57" E 25° 28' 58" S 153° 11' 57" E 27° 58' 10" S Mountain Eagle Junction 153° 03' 00" E 27° 25' 00" S Tewantin 153° 02' 18" E 26° 23' 30" S Emu Park 150° 49' 25" E 23° 15' 33" S Texas 151° 09' 56" E 28° 51' 30" S Esk 152° 25' 10" E 27° 14' 21" S Tingoora 151° 49' 19" E 26° 21' 38" S Eudlo 152° 57' 32" E 26° 43' 33" S Toogoolawah 152° 22' 32" E 27° 05' 07" S Eumundi 152° 57' 06" E 26° 28' 48" S Toowoomba 151° 57' 12" E 27° 33' 33" S Gatton 152° 16' 32" E 27° 33' 39" S Tweed Heads 153° 33′ E 28° 11′ S Gayndah 151° 36' 29" E 25° 37' 27" S Tyagarah 153° 32′ 43″ E 28° 35′ 56″ S Glen Innes 151° 44′ 10″ E 29° 45′ 00″ S Warwick 152° 02' 07" E 28° 12' 55" S Gooburrum 152° 19' 59" E 24° 46' 59" S Waterford 153° 08' 34" E 27° 42' 54" S Wellington Goondiwindi 150° 18' 34" E 28° 32' 45" S 153° 14' 25" E 27° 27' 56" S Point Grafton 152° 56′ 0″ E 29° 41′ 0″ S Windah 150° 04' 00" E 23° 34' 00" S Wingfield Grantham 152° 12' 07" E 27° 34' 36" S 150° 49' 59" E 24° 52' 00" S Homestead Gympie 152° 39' 56" E 26° 11' 24" S Wondai 151° 52' 24" E 26° 19' 05" S Ipswich 152° 45' 38" E 27° 36' 51" S Wooloowin 153° 02' 30" E 27° 25' 10" S Jondaryan 151° 35' 25" E 27° 22' 18" S Wynnum 153° 10' 09" E 27° 26' 08" S Killarney 152° 17' 45" E 28° 20' 02" S Yandina 152° 57' 22" E 26° 33' 38" S Kingaroy 151° 50' 21" E 26° 32' 26" S Yarraman 151° 59' 03" E 26° 50' 27" S Kyogle 153° 0′ E 28° 37′ S Yeppoon 150° 44' 39" E 23° 07' 44" S Laidley 152° 23' 38" E 27° 37' 53" S Locations that reported feeling impact of Atherton Tablelands 1928 earthquake PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE Atherton 145° 28' 41" E 17° 15' 56" S Ingham 146° 09' 18" E 18° 39' 18" S Babinda 145° 55' 24" E 17° 20' 31" S Innisfail 146° 01' 51" E 17° 31' 26" S Bartle Frere 145° 53' 06" E 17° 26' 22" S Malanda 145° 35' 44" E 17° 21' 18" S Cairns 145° 46' 32" E 16° 55' 18" S Mareeba 145° 25' 23" E 16° 59' 48" S Gordonvale 145° 47' 12" E 17° 05' 36" S Millaa Millaa 145° 36' 42" E 17° 30' 39" S Happy Valley 145° 53' 24" E 17° 21' S Tolga 145° 28' 44" E 17° 13' 23" S Locations that reported feeling impact of Gayndah 1935 earthquake PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE PLACE NAME LONGITUDE LATITUDE Abbeywood 151° 38' 43" E 26° 06' 14" S Ipswich 152° 45' 38" E 27° 36' 51" S Aramara 152° 19' 17" E 25° 36' 41" S Jandowae 151° 06' 38" E 26° 46' 39" S Bauple 152° 37' 18" E 25° 48' 50" S Kandanga 152° 40' 40" E 26° 23' 15" S Biggenden
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