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Situated in the Gladstone region, Gladstone is located around 550 km away on the north-western side of Brisbane. Gladstone is the city home to the biggest multi-commodity shipping port of Queensland. According to the census of June 2018, Boyne Island, Tannum Sands and Gladstone recorded an urban population of 45,130. The city is the HQ of Gladstone Regional Council and is the region's largest city. In 2008, the region was formed by amalgamating three government areas.

Places to See in Gladstone Visitors or residents of Gladstone can visit several islands from the marina. The islands worth a visit include Curtis Island, Wilson Island, and Heron Island. Other than these islands, the Tannum Sands and Boyne Islands are also a significant attraction, mainly due to the stunning beaches and peaceful lifestyle. Lake Awoonga, situated around 25 km on the southern side of Gladstone, is also worth a visit.

Gladstone Connectivity Gladstone is easily accessible from any corner of Australia. It is well-connected by the railways, air, sea and road. The famous Port of Gladstone is the 5th largest commodity port in Australia.

History of Gladstone Before the Europeans stepped into the region, the place was home to several tribes, including Batali, Meerooni, Toolooa, and Gooreng. Till 1893, the city had little or slow development. In August 1898, Parson's Point Provisional School opened in this region. Unfortunately, in March 1949, a significant cyclone hit the city, which caused immense damage to this city. In the next few years, several developmental activities took place in the region, with the opening of several schools. Today, Gladstone has many heritage-listed sites, including Fig Free, Kullaroo House, Glengarry Homestead, Gladstone Court House, and Port Curtis Co-operative Dairy Association Ltd. Factory among many others which are certainly worth a visit.