SOUTH WELLESLEY ISLANDS

South Wellesley Islands, QLD 4892, is a remote and sparsely populated group of islands located in the Gulf of Carpentaria, off the northern coast of Queensland, Australia. Known for their pristine natural beauty, the islands are rich in biodiversity, featuring mangrove forests, coastal wetlands, and important habitats for marine and birdlife. The area is primarily inhabited by Indigenous Australian communities, particularly the Gangalidda and Garawa people, who maintain a strong cultural connection to the land. Accessible mainly by boat or small aircraft, the South Wellesley Islands offer a tranquil escape with limited development, making them a haven for eco-tourism, fishing, and exploration of Australia's untouched coastal landscapes.

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Postcode: 4892
State: QLD
Coordinates (lat/long): -14.6604, 143.3735
Federal Electorate: Leichhardt

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