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Gladstone
Gladstone, located in Queensland, Australia, is around 55km north of Brisbane and is situated between the Calliope River and Boyne River, occupying 128 square km of land.
Gladstone, known for its sub-tropical climate is sheltered by two islands - Facing Island to its east and Curtis Island to the north.
Named after British statesman, William Gladstone, the city, an industrial town, is home to the biggest alumina refinery in the world.
With a population of about 30,000, Gladstone's residency has rapidly increased since the founding of the Queensland Alumina bauxite refinery.
Gladstone is also renowned for its marine activities and the Gladstone Marina is a frequently used for sailing.
Gladstone gives you access to the famed Great Barrier Reef and has access to Heron Island, Wilson Island and Lady Alice Island among others.
When you're at Gladstone, visit the Spinnaker Park and Marina for a dip in the beach or a walk.
There's also the Tondoon Botanical Gardens, 83 hectares of garden that has flora native to the Port Curtis region.
The local Gladstone winery, Gecko Valley Winery, tempts you to taste a drop of the region. And you can't leave Gladstone without trying its seafood.
There's an array of galleries - Gladstone Regional Gallery and museum being a favourite - to experience.
You can also atetnd the annual festivals and events such as the renowned Sunrise Longboard classic surfing competition at Agnes Water held in March each year.
If you're in Gladstone during Easter, the Gladstone Harbour Festival, a sea celebration, provides locals and tourists with a fair, entertainment and fireworks.
Whether you're moving or visiting, choose from a range of accommodation: hotels, resorts, places to rent and buy in Gladstone in Queensland, Australia.