Yeppoon: YHEW - Hedlow -> West
Tucked along Queensland’s Capricorn Coast beside Keppel Bay, Yeppoon is a place whose character is shaped by the Coral Sea. The town faces an island-dotted stretch of coast, with Great Keppel Island offshore; Keppel Bay Islands National Park protects parts of this island group. Its foreshore is the social centre, linking beaches, parks and the Keppel Kraken lagoon precinct. Yeppoon developed as a coastal service town for the pastoral district around Rockhampton and has grown into the main urban centre of the Livingstone Shire. It stands on the traditional Country of the Darumbal people. Inland, the coastal plain rises toward the wooded ranges of the Capricorn region, bringing coast, islands and rural hinterland together in central Queensland.
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Yeppoon lies along Keppel Bay on Queensland’s Capricorn Coast, where a sandy shoreline meets low coastal hills and the offshore Keppel Islands. The town is the principal centre of the Capricorn Coast, with Great Keppel Island lying across the bay. Yeppoon’s foreshore includes the public Yeppoon Lagoon and the Keppel Kraken water-play installation. This is Darumbal Country; the Darumbal people are the Traditional Custodians of the area. Nearby islands, headlands and inland country give the district a distinctly coastal character beyond its town beach. Browse additional webcams from the Capricorn Coast to extend your view of Keppel Bay.
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