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Mount Mulligan - Harris St, Mount Mulligan QLD 4871, Australia

Mount Mulligan is located in Mareeba Shire of Queensland state. On the street of Harris Street To communicate or ask something with the place, the Phone number is (07) 4098 1149.

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MOUNT MULLIGAN MINE AND TOWN - Mount Mulligan

The coal mining history at Mount Mulligan dates back to 1910 with the old ruins standing where the town was once a hive of activity. The mine has a haunting history and widely known as the site of Queensland's worst mining disaster which took place in 1921. It closed in 1957 with families moving away but leaving remnants of the community that ...

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GOLDFIELDS - Mount Mulligan

GOLDFIELDS - Mount Mulligan. 7 January 2019. On March 10 1976 James Venture Mulligan discovered gold on the Hodgkinson River which changed the course of history for Mount Mulligan. By April that same year there were more than 2000 men working on the goldfield forming the townships of Tyrconnell, Thornborough and Kingsborough.

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Mount Mulligan | Tourism Squamish

This full-day hike can be found in the backcountry behind the Stawamus Chief and features stunning views of big Squamish landmarks such as Howe Sound, Mount Garibaldi, the Sky Pilot Massif and Mount Habrich. The trailhead required a 4x4 vehicle to access, but hikers can also park lower down the road and walk to reach the start.

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Mount Mulligan Lodge hotel | Mount Mulligan, Mount Mulligan ...

Mount Mulligan Lodge has some pretty impressive vital statistics: 28,000 hectares and just eight rooms, meaning you get more than your fair share of the glorious outback. As if its cinematic sprawl of Queensland back-country wasn't enticement enough, this working cattle station throws in gourmet all-inclusive dining (matched with splendid Australian wines), brilliant service from the ...

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Mount Mulligan - Alpine Baking

Mount Mulligan. by Rich So February 1, 2017April 9, 2020. Dec 25, 2016. Mount Mulligan is a small summit, mostly forested except where logged (and quite extensively!), just southeast of Squamish. Unlike the Red Heather area to the north, this area sees a lot less skier traffic, and more snowmobile traffic, as the access road is not plowed, nor ...

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Mount Mulligan Lodge

Mount Mulligan Cemetery was established to serve the little town that sprang up in the early 20 th century following the discovery of coal. Most of the headstones at the Mount Mulligan cemetery are dated 19 September 1921, the date of the gigantic coal dust explosion that claimed the lives of all 75 men working underground at the time. ...

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MOUNT MULLIGAN - Henry's Luxury Travel Blogs

Mount Mulligan is a former mining town and rural locality in the Shire of Mareeba in the State of Queensland. Actually it's the site of Queensland's worst mining disaster, when 75 miners were killed by an explosion caused by the careless handling of explosives. The town which was laid out in 1912 and abandoned in 1958 is now a ruin (which ...

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Mount Mulligan Cemetery - Mareeba Shire, Queensland, Australia

Submitted by Leighann Mansfield, Aug 28, 2008, last edited Sep 10, 2008 [ leighannmansfield@bigpond.com ]. Total records = 136. Mount Mulligan Cemetery is located northwest of Dimbulah Qld. Drive west from Mareeba along the Burke Development Road to Dimbulah then turn left up the Thornborough road (dirt road) and follow the signs to Mount ...

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Grit and Giggles: Mount Mulligan

Coal was discovered within Mount Mulligan in 1907. In 1911 the Chillagoe Company started developmental works for the Mount Mulligan site with a railway being completed in 1914. The mine finally started full scale production in 1915. By 1921 the mine was producing 20 000 tonnes of coal per year and the surrounding town was home to around 300 people.

https://gritandgiggles.blogspot.com/2013/07/mount-mulligan.html