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Moreton Bay, in Southeast Queensland, Australia, incorporates around 350 islands. Many of these are just mangrove sandbanks, but several of them are larger and inhabited: these islands include Bribie, Moreton, North Stradbroke, Russell, Coochiemudlo, Macleay, Lamb and Karragarra Islands. St Helena used to be a prison for Brisbane.
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What is the area of Moreton Bay Region?
The area of Moreton Bay Region is 2,037 square kilometers.
What is the area of Southern Moreton Bay Islands National Park?
The area of Southern Moreton Bay Islands National Park is 15.7 square kilometers.
In which year did explorer Matthew Flinders name Moreton Bay?
Lieutenant James Cook named Morton Bay in 1770, but a misspelling when Cook's logs were published caused it to be changed to Moreton Bay. Cook's Moreton Bay was only the outer region, and he did not sail into the current Moreton Bay.Matthew Flinders renamed Captain Cook's Glass House Bayas Moreton Bay in 1799.
When was Moreton Bay College created?
Moreton Bay College was created in 1901.
What is the motto of Moreton Bay College?
Moreton Bay College's motto is 'Fortitudine Et Spe'.
When was Moreton Bay Pile Light created?
Moreton Bay Pile Light was created in 1952.
How many electorates are in the Moreton Bay Regional Council?
There are 12 Divisions.
When was Moreton Bay Boys' College created?
Moreton Bay Boys' College was created on 2011-05-11.
When was Moreton Bay Symphony Orchestra - MBSO - created?
Moreton Bay Symphony Orchestra - MBSO - was created in 2012.
How did the Moreton Bay fig tree get its name?
The Moreton Bay Fig (Ficus macrophylla) is endemic to the east coast of Australia within a range centred on Moreton Bay which is where it gets its common name from.See related link for more information.
How many types sharks are there in Moreton Bay?
There are over 60 species of sharks found in Moreton Bay, including hammerhead sharks, tiger sharks, and bull sharks.
Who was the first person to own Moreton Bay?
No one person owned (or owns) Moreton Bay. James Cook claimed Moreton Bay for Great Britain, along with the rest of the eastern coast of Australia, but no one owned it then or owns it now.
