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Burdekin Diorama

Things To Do Home Hill, Burdekin, Queensland

Parks and Gardens

Located near Home Hill’s Inkerman Sugar Mill, on the southern side of the Burdekin River Bridge, the Burdekin Diorama offers a tranquil spot to pause and explore the region’s rich heritage. Easily accessible, it provides an engaging stop amidst pleasant surroundings.

The Burdekin Diorama provides a glimpse into the journey of the Burdekin’s sugarcane industry through maps, photos and informational panels. Here you will find the John Drysdale Memorial which is a tribute to the man who developed stability in the region.

Artwork by Aicey Zaro depicts a scene from 1843.

Facilities

Interpretive Centre Picnic Area

Membership

Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation

Rates

Free Entry

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The Burdekin River Bridge is a road and rail bridge which also has a pedestrian walkway. It took ten years to complete, and was opened in 1957.

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Front of Burdekin Theatre lit up in lights on show night

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The Gudjuda Reference Group commissioned the large carpet snake sculpture Gubulla Munda Dreaming (2004), which was painted by aboriginal artists and stands on a sacred site, along with several plaques and a memorial stone, in Plantation Park, Ayr, North Queensland.

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