Port Lincoln

The landscape around Port Lincoln is defined by the sheltered waters of Boston Bay and the dry, low hills of South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula, which have shaped both the urban form and local economy. This working harbour supports commercial fishing and aquaculture, and the city is closely associated with southern bluefin tuna farming. Port Lincoln is on Barngarla Country, reflecting the longstanding connections of Barngarla people to this coast. Matthew Flinders gave the port its English name during his 1802 survey of Australia’s southern shoreline. Nearby Lincoln National Park continues the coastal setting with bushland, beaches and headlands along Spencer Gulf. Browse other webcams across South Australia to place Port Lincoln in a wider geographic context.

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