North Mackay is a city located on the Eastern coast of Queensland. Also known as the sugar capital of Australia, North Mackay produces about a third of the country’s cane sugar. Tourism in the area is small but developing because of nearby attractions like the Eungella National Park and the Whitsunday Islands. North Mackay has about 30 beaches within driving distance, the most popular being Harbour Beach. Islands around Mackay are known as great fishing spots and are famous for their crystal blue waters. The 20-year old Mackay Festival of Arts is held in the city all throughout the month of July and features wine tasting, live jazz bands, stand-up routines, art shows and other performances.”¨
January 30.1° C
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North Mackay is a city located on the Eastern coast of Queensland. Also known as the sugar capital of Australia, North Mackay produces about a third of the country’s cane sugar. Tourism in the area is small but developing because of nearby attractions like the Eungella National Park and the Whitsunday Islands. North Mackay has about 30 beaches within driving
North Mackay is a city located on the Eastern coast of Queensland. Also known as the sugar capital of Australia, North Mackay produces about a third of the country’s cane sugar. Tourism in the area is small but developing because of nearby attractions like the Eungella National Park and the Whitsunday Islands. North Mackay has about 30 beaches within driving distance, the most popular being Harbour Beach. Islands around Mackay are known as great fishing spots and are famous for their crystal blue waters. The 20-year old Mackay Festival of Arts is held in the city all throughout the month of July and features wine tasting, live jazz bands, stand-up routines, art shows and other performances.”¨
January 30.1° C
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Population
Council area 121,909