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Agnes Water & Town of 1770 Queensland

Town of 1770 is the closest access point north of Brisbane to the Great Barrier Reef, and was the first recorded landing place in Queensland of Captain James Cook in 1770.

Agnes Water is in the Miriam Vale Shire and is a popular tourist resort on the coast of Queensland. It is 50km off the Bruce Highway between Bundaberg and Gladstone.

Agnes Water Accommodation

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Agnes Water facts

• The postcode of Agnes Water is 4677
• Latitude: 24 12' S (Decimal Degrees -24.213)
• Longitude: 151 54' E (Decimal Degrees 151.903)

Agnes Water Real Estate Property Listings

• Search properties for sale by town/ suburb in the Bundaberg & Wide Bay Region or browse all Agnes Waters listings
• Agnes Waters Real Estate Agents (include property for sales and some holiday accommodation listings)

Regional Links

• Miriam Vale Shire Council 
• Gladstone Area Promotion and Development Ltd includes statistics, information for potential investors and a regional map (pdf)
• Lady Musgrave Cruises provide cruises from Bundaberg and the Town of 1770 to Musgrave Island
• Government tourism information site for the Bundaberg region
• Tourism Queensland