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Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia
Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia Burnett River in flood Dec 2021 at Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia More Info
ICDR_54900
Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia
Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia Burnett River in flood Dec 2021 at Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia More Info
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Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia
Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia Burnett River in flood Dec 2021 at Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia More Info
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Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia
Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia Burnett River in flood Dec 2021 at Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia More Info
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Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia
Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia Burnett River in flood Dec 2021 at Booyal Crossing Queensland Australia More Info
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Borlga
Borlga Borlga's near Normanton Queensland More Info
ICDR_8245
Bororen Queensland Australlia
Bororen Queensland Australlia Aerial of car towing a caravan on the Bruce Highway as it passes through Bororen Queensland Australia More Info
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Botany Bay ACV 30
Botany Bay ACV 30 The Bay class patrol boats are a class of eight patrol boats, built by Austal Ships and used by the Australian Customs Service National Marine Unit. Featuring a deep V, single chine aluminium hull form, the patrolboats have a maximum range of 3000 nautical miles and arecapable of operating for up to 28 consecutive days at sea.Powered by twin MTU 16V 2000 M70 engines, the vessels have a maximum speed of 24 knots and have the ability to maintain speeds of less than 5 knots for extended periods as required for surveillance operations. Propulsion options will enable speeds of up to 50 knots to be achieved. More Info
ICDR_5010
Botany Bay ACV 30
Botany Bay ACV 30 The Bay class patrol boats are a class of eight patrol boats, built by Austal Ships and used by the Australian Customs Service National Marine Unit. Featuring a deep V, single chine aluminium hull form, the patrolboats have a maximum range of 3000 nautical miles and arecapable of operating for up to 28 consecutive days at sea.Powered by twin MTU 16V 2000 M70 engines, the vessels have a maximum speed of 24 knots and have the ability to maintain speeds of less than 5 knots for extended periods as required for surveillance operations. Propulsion options will enable speeds of up to 50 knots to be achieved. More Info
ICDR_5011
Bower Bird Bower
Bower Bird Bower More Info
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