Capricorn Coast is a national park in the Shire of Livingstone, Queensland, Australia.
Geography The park is 535 km northwest of Brisbane.
It covers about 114 hectares, and is divided into five sections: Vallis Park, Rosslyn Head, Double Head, Bluff Point, Cocoanut Point, and Pinnacle Point. The five sections were amalgamated into a single national park in 1994.Capricorn Coast National Park. Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. Retrieved 12 May 2013. The average elevation of the terrain is 34 metres.
Wildlife The park is home to 402 different species of animals, of which 24 species are rare or endangered.
Location Sections Longitude (DMS) Latitude (DMS) Latitude (Decimal) Longitude (Decimal)Coordinates Double Head -23°9'49.5" E 150°47'32.6" S -23.163764° 150.792378° Rosslyn Head -23°10'1.2" E 150°47'13.7" S -23.167014° 150.787131° Bluff Point -23°10'44.3" E 150°47'36.9" S -23.178978° 150.793596° Pinnacle Point -23°11'53.7" E 150°47'29.4" S -23.198259° 150.791496° Cocoanut Point -23°17'14.6" E 150°48'44.7" S -23.287388° 150.812426° Vallus Park -23°7'14.4" E 150°44'42.6" S -23.120679° 150.745167°
See also
Protected areas of Queensland
References