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2015-12-14 General Committee Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 3 Noosa Shire Economic Plan
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Gympie Region Mt Wolvi
Beenham Range
Wolvi Range
Mt Boulder
Mt Seawash
Kin Kin
Lake Cootharaba
Teewah
Tandur
Boreen Point
Wapunga Range
Traveston Mt Pinabarren
Cooran
Mt Cooran
Lake
Cooroibah
Pomona
Noosa Headland
Mt Cooroora
Mt Tinbeerwah Tewantin
Noosa Heads
Sunshine
Noosaville Beach
Cooroy
Mt Cooroy
Lake
Weyba
Sunrise
Marcus Beach
Eumundi
Peregian Beach
Mt Eerwah
Sunshine Coast Region
The Noosa Shire is located in South East Queensland, More than 53,000 people call Noosa home, this figure
approximately 120 kilometres north of Brisbane. The swells significantly during peak holiday periods. For
region is bounded by the Gympie Regional Council in example, over 110,000 visitors overnighted in Noosa
the north and west, and the Sunshine Coast Regional between January and March 2015, with a further
Council in the south. The Shire encompasses a total 97,000 day visitors in the same period. Under the
land area of 871 sq km with over 800 kilometres current Noosa Planning Scheme, the idealised
of roads and nearly 450 kilometres of bikeways. In sustainable resident population has the capacity to
2007 the Shire was designated a Biosphere Reserve grow to 62,000.
by the United Nations Education, Scientific and
Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) through their Man
and the Biosphere (MAB) program.
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