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Mackay Region T B Torres Strait G Poruma Island R E Horn Island DARWIN A MAckAY REGION T B G A R R R I ER Thursday R E E Jardine E F Island River NP A CAIRNS T QUEENSLAND B A AUSTRALIA BRISBANE DARWIN R Weipa R CANBERRA PERTH I E ADELAIDE SYDNEY R Munkan Gulf of MELBOURNE Kandju NP Haggerstone R E Carpentaria Island E HOBART Katherine F Lizard Island Cape York Peninsula Cooktown Borroloola Lakeland Staaten Port Douglas DRIVING INFORMATION River NP Palm Cove Double Island Cairns Green Island For road condition reports visit: Karumba Atherton Fitzroy Island Tablelands Innisfail www.131940.qld.gov.au and Normanton Dunk Island www.racq.com.au Mission Beach Bedarra Island Cardwell Hinchinbrook Island For more Queensland information visit: Ingham www.queenslandholidays.com.au Lawn Hill NP Orpheus Island Paluma NP Palm Island Hayman Island Townsville Magnetic Island Tennant Creek Ayr Hook Island Bowling Green Bay NP Burdekin Camooweal Home Hill Daydream Island Charters Towers Bowen South Molle Island Cloncurry White Mountains NP Airlie Beach Richmond Proserpine Hamilton Island Long Island Julia Creek Cape Hillsborough NP Conway NP Mount Isa Hughenden Eungella NP Lindeman Island Northern Mackay Brampton Island P Territory A Keswick Island Moranbah C I Tobermorey F I Winton Queensland C D H ON O Boulia W XXXX Island HU Y E HW Clermont Yeppoon WY Y Great Keppel NTY H PLE TROPIC OF Barcaldine Emerald Rockhampton Island Wilson Island TROPIC OF Alice Springs CAPRICORN Longreach Heron Island CAPRICORN Diamantina NP Blackwater Gladstone Agnes Water Seventeen Seventy Bedourie Kroombit Tops NP Lady Musgrave Island Blackall Lady Elliot Island Biloela Bundaberg Carnarvon NP Expedition Simpson Welford NP Idalia NP Monto Fraser Island TRAVELLING DISTANCES (KM) Desert NP Windorah NP Gin Gin Childers Hervey Bay Maryborough MAJOR CITIES INTO BRISBANE Birdsville Injune Gayndah Sydney to Brisbane Noosa Charleville Roma via Pacific Highway ......................................928 Kingaroy Maroochydore South Mitchell Miles Sydney to Brisbane Australia Quilpie Caloundra via New England Highway ......................973 Dalby Moreton Island Sydney to Brisbane Innamincka BRISBANE St George Moonie North & South via Newell Highway ....................................1254 Toowoomba Stradbroke Islands Warwick Melbourne to Brisbane Thargomindah Cunnamulla Gold Coast Goondiwindi via Newell Highway .....................................1674 Stanthorpe Springbrook NP Currawinya NP Lamington NP Adelaide to Brisbane Y W Main Range NP H via Barrier Highway/ L Mt Barney NP L Moree Newell Highway ............................................2100 Marree E Glen Innes Grafton W E Bourke N Y MAJOR QUEENSLAND Narrabri W H Coffs Harbour D DESTINATIONS TO N A QUEENSLAND REGIONS L Coonabarabran G Tamworth Y N Brisbane to Toowoomba ............................123 E W Cobar H Nyngan Port Macquarie W Brisbane to Warwick .....................................154 C E I Gilgandra F N I Brisbane to Kingaroy .....................................211 Broken Hill C A Brisbane to Stanthorpe .............................. 214 Dubbo Muswellbrook P Port Augusta Brisbane to Hervey Bay ..............................291 New South Wales K Newcastle Brisbane to Goondiwindi .........................349 I D Brisbane to Bundaberg .............................362 M Y Forbes A W N H Australian Brisbane to Roma ...........................................475 L W L E SYDNEY A Brisbane to Gladstone ................................532 Y W Capital E Brisbane to Rockhampton ......................634 N Territory Yass Brisbane to Charleville .................................741 Narrandera Wagga ADELAIDE Wagga Brisbane to Mackay ......................................967 LEGEND Brisbane to Airlie Beach ..........................1150 CANBERRA Brisbane to Longreach ...........................1309 International Airports Domestic Airports Brisbane to Townsville .............................1356 Albury Brisbane to Cairns ........................................1701 Shepparton Train Routes Bega Victoria Touring Routes Stanthorpe to Kingaroy ...........................306 Seymour Pacific Coast Touring Route Rockhampton to Barcaldine ................580 (Bruce Highway) St George to Emerald ..................................598 Matilda Highway (A2) Mount Gambier MELBOURNE Adventure Way Tennant Creek to Mount Isa ..................662 Geelong Overlanders Way (A2 & A6) Rockhampton to Longreach ................ 686 Portland Great Inland Way (A7 & A55) Goondiwindi to Rockhampton Savannah Way (Leichhardt Hwy).............................................696 Australia’s Country Way (A3) Cairns to Karumba ........................................758 Capricorn Highway (A4) Townsville to Mount Isa ...........................903 Warrego Highway (A2) Charleville to Mount Isa ........................... 1164 Leichhardt Highway George Great Tropical Drive Town The Gore Highway Tourism Queensland has compiled and produced this guide in the interest of promoting Tourism in Queensland. Devonport The Cunningham Highway The information contained within this publication has been assembled and included with all due care. Launceston Tourism Queensland makes no warranty or assurance as to the correctness, completeness or suitability of purpose of the Information. In no event will Tourism Queensland be liable to any person in contract, tort or otherwise if any Tasmania Published by Tourism Queensland, (March 2012) information in the publication is incomplete, inaccurate or not suitable for the purpose you use the Information for. © Tourism Queensland 2012 HOBART.
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