Bangalee, Queensland
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For the nation of Bangla speakers, see Bengali people. For the locality near Rockhampton, Queensland, see Bangalee, Queensland (Rockhampton).
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| Bangalee Queensland |
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 Bangalee
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| Postcode: | 4680 |
| Location: | 515 km (320 mi) N of Brisbane |
| LGA: | Gladstone |
| State electorate: | Gladstone |
| Federal Division: | Flynn |
Bangalee is a beach settlement on the south eastern tip of Wild Cattle Island in Queensland, Australia.
It consists of about 16 parcels of residential land on which most have houses or shacks that are used for recreational purposes and are generally not principal places of residences.
It was gazetted a Queensland place name in 1972.[1]
Access to the settlement is via boat or 4WD vehicle for those with an interest in an estate and a permit from Gladstone Regional Council across and along Wild Cattle Island National Park.
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- http://www.nrw.qld.gov.au/property/placenames/detail.php?id=1509
- Bangalee, Queensland is at coordinates 24°00′21″S 151°25′55″E / 24.005833°S 151.43194°ECoordinates: 24°00′21″S 151°25′55″E / 24.005833°S 151.43194°E
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