Gladstone has served as a port city on Queensland’s central coast since the 1860s. Set on Port Curtis, a deep natural harbour opening towards the Coral Sea, it is one of Australia’s major industrial ports and an important export centre for commodities including coal and alumina. The working waterfront and marina sit beside mangroves, islands and tidal inlets, with Facing Island across the harbour accessible by boat. Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum documents the area’s stories and creative life, while the East Shores precinct links the town centre to the water. See how Gladstone connects with Port Curtis and central Queensland by browsing webcams from nearby coastal places.
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