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Boreen Point
Como
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Cooroy
Cootharaba
Federal
Kin Kin
Lake Macdonald
Marcus Beach
Noosa Heads
Noosa North Shore
Noosaville
Peregian Beach
Pinbarren
Pomona
Sunrise Beach
Sunshine Beach
Tewantin
Tinbeerwah
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Architect Interview Series
History of Noosa Libraries
Noosa History of Surfing
Noosa Remembers
Noosa's Sporting History
Noosa's War Front
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James Duke Bridge
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The James Duke Bridge was built in 1991 as part of the Noosa Waters development. It spans the Noosa Waters canal at the western end of Gympie Terrace. It is named for James Duke, the first Noosa Council shire chairman.
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Official opening, James Duke Bridge and Noosa Waters Lock and Weir system, Noosaville, 20 June 1993
Official opening, James Duke Bridge and Noosa Waters Lock and Weir system, Noosaville, 20 June 1993
Official opening, James Duke Bridge and Noosa Waters Lock and Weir system, Noosaville, 20 June 1993
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James Duke Bridge
. Heritage Noosa, accessed 02/04/2026, https://heritage.noosa.qld.gov.au/nodes/view/360
