Dysart

Tucked into the coal-bearing Bowen Basin of central Queensland, Dysart is a town whose character is shaped by the region’s large-scale mining industry and dry inland setting. Developed in the 1970s to support the Saraji coal mine, it remains closely connected to the mines, contractors and essential services that underpin this part of Queensland. The town sits on the Peak Downs Highway, a key route through the central Queensland coalfields, with open grazing country extending beyond its built-up streets. Dysart provides a practical base for a workforce drawn to one of Australia’s major resource regions. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Dysart and the Bowen Basin.

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