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'''Port Douglas''' is a coastal town, located approximately 40 miles north of [[Cairns]], in [[Queensland]], Australia. Located on the Cape York Peninsula, it was founded by [[Irish]] prospector James Venture Mulligan (1837-1907) in 1877. The town takes its name from politician John Douglas (1828-1904), who at that time was serving as premier of Queensland.  
 
'''Port Douglas''' is a coastal town, located approximately 40 miles north of [[Cairns]], in [[Queensland]], Australia. Located on the Cape York Peninsula, it was founded by [[Irish]] prospector James Venture Mulligan (1837-1907) in 1877. The town takes its name from politician John Douglas (1828-1904), who at that time was serving as premier of Queensland.  
  
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[[Category:Queensland Cities and Towns]]
 
[[Category:Queensland Cities and Towns]]

Revision as of 11:12, May 1, 2025

Port Douglas
Entering Port Douglas Harbour. - panoramio.jpg
Sovereign state [[Asutralia]]
State [[Queensland]]
Council Douglas Shire Council
Population 3,650 (2021 Census)[1]

Port Douglas is a coastal town, located approximately 40 miles north of Cairns, in Queensland, Australia. Located on the Cape York Peninsula, it was founded by Irish prospector James Venture Mulligan (1837-1907) in 1877. The town takes its name from politician John Douglas (1828-1904), who at that time was serving as premier of Queensland.

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