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Mobile Coverage Locations Mobile Black Spot Program - Round 2 Base Stations awarded to Queensland (announced December 2016) LGA Base station ID Location Name Road Section Mobile Operator Base station type State Electorate Balonne OPT-007 Castlereagh Highway Between St George and Dirranbandi (Blue Lagoon) Optus Macro tower WARREGO Balonne TLS-1114 Bundoran Road N/A Telstra Macro tower WARREGO Barcaldine OPT-029 Landsborough Highway Avoca Station Optus Macro tower GREGORY Blackall-Tambo TLS-0544 Landsborough Highway Telstra Macro tower GREGORY Brisbane TLS-0492 Kholo N/A Telstra Macro tower MOGGILL Brisbane TLS-1723 Upper Brookfield N/A Telstra Macro tower MOGGILL Bundaberg OPT-020 Avondale N/A Optus Macro tower BURNETT Bundaberg OPT-043 Maroondan N/A Optus Macro tower CALLIDE Bundaberg OPT-019 Redridge North N/A Optus Macro tower BURNETT Bundaberg OPT-032 Windfield N/A Optus Macro tower BURNETT Burke OPT-021 Boodjamulla National Park N/A Optus Satellite small cell* MOUNT ISA Cairns OPT-031 Bartle Frere (Pawngilly) N/A Optus Macro tower MULGRAVE Cassowary Coast TLS-0599 Mena Creek N/A Telstra Macro tower HINCHINBROOK Central Highlands OPT-022 Takarakka Bush Camp N/A Optus Satellite small cell* GREGORY Central Highlands OPT-023 Carnarvon Wilderness Lodge N/A Optus Satellite small cell* GREGORY Central Highlands OPT-025 Carnarvon Gorge Visitor Centre N/A Optus Satellite small cell* GREGORY Charters Towers TLS-0414 Gregory Developmental Road Between Clermont and Charters Towers Telstra Macro tower DALRYMPLE Charters Towers TLS-0413 Gregory Developmental Road Between Charters Towers and Greenvale Telstra Macro tower DALRYMPLE Cloncurry TLS-0147 Burke and Wills Roadhouse N/A Telstra Macro tower MOUNT ISA Cook TLS-1032 Ayton N/A Telstra Macro tower COOK Cook TLS-0993 Hutchinson Street N/A Telstra Macro tower COOK Douglas OPT-028 Cape Tribulation N/A Optus Macro tower COOK Douglas OPT-016 Whyanbeel N/A Optus Macro tower COOK Fraser Coast TLS-1438 Maaroom N/A Telstra Macro tower MARYBOROUGH Fraser Coast TLS-1788 Yerra N/A Telstra Macro tower MARYBOROUGH Gladstone TLS-0287 Deepwater N/A Telstra Macro tower BURNETT Gladstone TLS-1366 Jobson Road N/A Telstra Macro tower BURNETT Gold Coast TLS-0953 Wongawallan N/A Telstra Macro tower ALBERT Gympie TLS-0759 Pomona Kin Kin Road Between Gympie and Kin Kin Road Telstra Macro tower GYMPIE Gympie TLS-0852 Tansey N/A Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE Gympie OPT-030 Wide Bay Highway Between Kilkivan and Goomeri Optus Macro tower CALLIDE Hinchinbrook TLS-0653 Mount Fox N/A Telstra Macro tower HINCHINBROOK Isaac OPT-002 West Hill N/A Optus Macro tower MIRANI Isaac TLS-1059 Belyando Service Station Between Belyando River Crossing and Clermont Telstra Macro tower DALRYMPLE Livingstone TLS-1115 Bungundarra N/A Telstra Macro tower KEPPEL Livingstone OPT-033 Bunundarra N/A Optus Macro tower KEPPEL Livingstone TLS-1667 Stanage Bay Road N/A Telstra Macro tower MIRANI Logan TLS-1158 Cedar Vale N/A Telstra Macro tower BEAUDESERT Logan TLS-0702 New Beith N/A Telstra Macro tower LOCKYER Maranoa OPT-006 Carnavon Highway Brucedale Optus Macro tower WARREGO Mareeba TLS-0458 Irvinebank N/A Telstra Macro tower DALRYMPLE Mareeba TLS-0648 Mount Carbine N/A Telstra Macro tower COOK Moreton Bay TLS-1055 Bellthorpe Range Road Between Campbell Road and Willetts Road Telstra Macro tower GLASS HOUSE Moreton Bay TLS-0831 Stanmore N/A Telstra Macro tower GLASS HOUSE Murweh TLS-1742 Warrego Highway Between Morven and Charleville Telstra Macro tower WARREGO Noosa OPT-035 Boreen Point N/A Optus Macro tower NOOSA Noosa OPT-036 Cootharaba Road N/A Optus Macro tower GYMPIE North Burnett TLS-0001 Abercorn N/A Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE Northern Peninsula A TLS-0452 Injinoo N/A Telstra Macro tower COOK Paroo OPT-008 Mitchell Highway Between Cunnamulla and Wyandra (Mirrabooka) Optus Macro tower WARREGO Paroo OPT-009 Mitchell Highway Between Cunnamulla and Wyandra (Nardoo) Optus Macro tower WARREGO Paroo TLS-0134 Bullo Developmental Road Between Cunnamulla and Eulo Telstra Macro tower WARREGO Quilpie TLS-1217 Diamantina Development Road Between Windorah and Quilpie Telstra Macro tower GREGORY Richmond TLS-0351 Flinders Highway Between Julia Creek and Richmond Telstra Macro tower MOUNT ISA Scenic Rim TLS-0537 Lamington National Park Road N/A Telstra Macro tower BEAUDESERT Somerset TLS-1243 Esk-Hampton Road N/A Telstra Macro tower NANANGO South Burnett TLS-0402 Gordonbrook N/A Telstra Macro tower NANANGO South Burnett OPT-042 Maidenwell N/A Optus Macro tower NANANGO South Burnett TLS-0879 Tingoora N/A Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE South Burnett TLS-0940 Windera N/A Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE Southern Downs TLS-0397 Goomburra N/A Telstra Macro tower SOUTHERN DOWNS Southern Downs TLS-0870 The Summit N/A Telstra Macro tower SOUTHERN DOWNS Southern Downs OPT-010 Yangan N/A Optus Macro tower SOUTHERN DOWNS Sunshine Coast OPT-037 Kidaman Creek N/A Optus Macro tower NICKLIN Tablelands TLS-0275 Danbulla N/A Telstra Macro tower DALRYMPLE Tablelands TLS-0527 Lake Barrine N/A Telstra Macro tower DALRYMPLE Tablelands OPT-038 Tinaroo N/A Optus Macro tower DALRYMPLE Toowoomba OPT-039 Haden Doctors Creek north Road Optus Macro tower NANANGO Toowoomba OPT-040 Hampton N/A Optus Macro tower NANANGO Toowoomba TLS-0675 Mount Tyson N/A Telstra Macro tower CONDAMINE Toowoomba TLS-1610 Ravensbourne N/A Telstra Macro tower NANANGO Townsville TLS-0740 Paluma N/A Telstra Macro tower HINCHINBROOK Western Downs TLS-1320 Hannaford Road N/A Telstra Macro tower WARREGO Western Downs TLS-0949 Wondai Road Between Proston and Chinchilla Telstra Macro tower WARREGO Whitsunday TLS-1092 Bowen Development Road Between Mt Coolon and end of Gregory Development Road Telstra Macro tower BURDEKIN Whitsunday TLS-0957 Woodwark N/A Telstra Macro tower WHITSUNDAY Note * - The satellite small cells have a smaller coverage footprint and capacity than a mobile tower. Coverage of between 1-2km is typical. Mobile voice services and “simple” 3G data services (multimedia messages, internet browsing) are supported Mobile Black Spot Program - Round 1 Base Stations awarded to Queensland (announced June 2015) LGA Base station ID Location Name Road Section Mobile Operator Base station type State Electorate Banana TLS-0156 Burnett Highway Between Rockhampton and Biloela Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE Banana TLS-0771 Rannes N/A Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE Barcaldine TLS-0181 Capricorn Highway N/A Telstra Macro tower GREGORY Blackall-Tambo TLS-0541 Landsborough Highway Between Blackall and Tambo Telstra Macro tower GREGORY Boulia TLS-0902 Urandangi N/A Telstra Macro tower MOUNT ISA Bundaberg TLS-0132 Bucca N/A Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE Burdekin TLS-0271 Dalbeg N/A Telstra Macro tower BURDEKIN Burke TLS-0412 Gregory N/A Telstra Macro tower MOUNT ISA Cairns TLS-0390 Goldsborough Valley N/A Telstra Macro tower MULGRAVE Cassowary Coast TLS-0355 Flying Fish Point N/A Telstra Macro tower MULGRAVE Central Highlands TLS-0093 Bogantungan - Willows N/A Telstra Macro tower GREGORY Central Highlands VHA_0180 Capricorn Highway Between Rockhampton and Barcaldine Vodafone Macro tower GREGORY Central Highlands VHA_0296 Dingo N/A Vodafone Macro tower GREGORY Charters Towers TLS-0411 Greenvale N/A Telstra Macro tower DALRYMPLE Cloncurry VHA_0057 Barkly Highway Between Mount Isa and Cloncurry Vodafone Macro tower MOUNT ISA Cook TLS-0226 Coen Airport/Peninsula Developme N/A Telstra Macro tower COOK Etheridge TLS-0358 Forsayth N/A Telstra Macro tower MOUNT ISA Etheridge TLS-0421 Gulf Developmental Road Between Georgetown and Croydon Telstra Macro tower MOUNT ISA Flinders TLS-0892 Torrens Creek N/A Telstra Macro tower MOUNT ISA Fraser Coast TLS-0590 Maryborough Biggenden Road Between Maryborough and Aramara Telstra Macro tower MARYBOROUGH Gladstone TLS-0896 Ubobo N/A Telstra Macro tower GLADSTONE Gold Coast TLS-0264 Currumbin Creek Road N/A Telstra Macro tower CURRUMBIN Goondiwindi TLS-0882 Toobeah N/A Telstra Macro tower SOUTHERN DOWNS Gympie TLS-0379 Glastonbury N/A Telstra Macro tower GYMPIE Gympie TLS-0933 Widgee N/A Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE Gympie TLS-0958 Woolooga N/A Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE Hinchinbrook TLS-0002 Abergowerie N/A Telstra Macro tower HINCHINBROOK Hinchinbrook TLS-0563 Long Pocket N/A Telstra Macro tower HINCHINBROOK Isaac TLS-0215 Clarke Creek N/A Telstra Macro tower MIRANI Livingstone TLS-0582 Marlborough N/A Telstra Macro tower MIRANI Mobile Black Spot Program - Round 1 Base Stations awarded to Queensland (announced June 2015) Livingstone TLS-0649 Mount Chalmers Road Intersection of Sleipner Road and Mount Chalmers Road Telstra Macro tower KEPPEL Lockyer Valley TLS-0670 Mount Sylvia N/A Telstra Macro tower LOCKYER Longreach TLS-0971 Yaraka N/A Telstra Macro tower GREGORY Mackay TLS-0364 Gargett N/A Telstra Macro tower MIRANI Maranoa TLS-0464 Jackson N/A Telstra Macro tower WARREGO Mareeba TLS-0658 Julatten N/A Telstra Macro tower COOK Mareeba TLS-0824 Speewah N/A Telstra Macro tower BARRON RIVER Mareeba TLS-0922 Watsonville N/A Telstra Macro tower DALRYMPLE McKinlay TLS-0597 McKinlay N/A Telstra Macro tower MOUNT ISA Moreton Bay TLS-0661 Mount Mee N/A Telstra Macro tower GLASS HOUSE Mount Isa TLS-0056 Barkly Highway Between Mount Isa and Camooweal Telstra Macro tower MOUNT ISA Mount Isa VHA_0056 Barkly Highway Between Mount Isa and Camooweal Vodafone Macro tower MOUNT ISA Noosa TLS-0500 Kin Kin N/A Telstra Macro tower GYMPIE North Burnett TLS-0222 Coalstoun Lakes N/A Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE North Burnett TLS-0679 Mulgildie N/A Telstra Macro tower CALLIDE Paroo TLS-0334 Eulo N/A Telstra Macro tower WARREGO Quilpie
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