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Datasets / Queensland / Queensland Heritage Register places / HINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL

Heritage places in HINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL

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Publisher Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and InnovationLicence CC BY 4.0Version 2022-06-02Rows 6

6 of the 1,797 heritage places in Queensland Heritage Register places are in HINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL, 2001 to 2005. Published by Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation under CC BY 4.0, version 2022-06-02.

Every place entered in the Queensland Heritage Register, with name, address, council, entry date, description, history and significance, from the department's export. This page holds the rows where council is HINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL. The whole table, with every council, is Queensland Heritage Register places.

6heritage places
2001 to 2005years drawn
1,797in the whole table
00.511.522001: 120012003: 220032005: 12005
Heritage places per year, 2001 to 2005. 2000 is not drawn because the rows begin on 28 April 2000. 2008 is not drawn because the rows run to 17 July 2008. A count of rows from version 2022-06-02, worked out in the build. Nothing else is added.
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Files for HINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL

The rows for this council alone, cut from version 2022-06-02. Each file carries the publisher's attribution and names the partition it holds.

The query API answers the same rows and counts from a URL, in JSON, CSV or NDJSON: rows. Every format of the whole table, with a format picker, is on the dataset page.

A sample of 6 rows

From the latest version, newest first by entered in register, then in the publisher's order, with every field. A blank cell is shown as null.

heritage_typesite_idplace_refnamealternate_namestreet_addresssuburblgaregister_entry_datedescriptionhistorycriteriacriteria_letterscriteria_definitions
State Heritage3944602591Gairloch BridgenullOld Bruce HighwayINGHAMHINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL2008-07-17The Gairloch Bridge is a low level concrete bridge. It is simple and unadorned in appearance with no posts or balustrad…The Gairloch Bridge is a low level road bridge across the lower Herbert River near Ingham in north Queensland. Complete…Gairloch Bridge, constructed in 1890-1891, is important in demonstrating the pattern of settlement in North Queensland…Criterion A | Criterion F | Criterion DThe place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history | The place is important in de…
State Heritage19484602362Muralambeen HomesteadnullOff Bosworth's RoadFORREST BEACHHINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL2005-02-25Muralambeen, a rural property close to the north Queensland coast near the Palm Islands, is situated on the fertile flo…Muralambeen Homestead is located on Bosworth Road in Forrest Beach, 8 miles south-east of Ingham on the Herbert River f…Muralambeen was first selected in 1876 by Christopher Allingham and a portion of the surviving house was constructed c…Criterion A | Criterion D | Criterion HThe place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history | The place is important in de…
State Heritage170146021935 Lynch StreetRuth Fairfax House | Yeddo5 Lynch StreetINGHAMHINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL2003-12-125 Lynch Street is located on a flat site at 5 Lynch Street, Ingham opposite the railway line. It is located close to th…5 Lynch Street, is a single storey timber framed residence with tile roof imported from Japan by Judge GW Paul and erec…5 Lynch Street, built in New Farm in 1887 and transported and re-erected in Ingham in 1962 is important as the first kn…Criterion A | Criterion B | Criterion D | Criterion E | Criterion HThe place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history | The place demonstrates rare,…
State Heritage19468602349Row of Street TreesnullMacrossan StreetHALIFAXHINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL2003-09-06The Row of Trees, comprising eight Mango trees (Mangifera indica), a Weeping Fig (Ficus benjamina), and an African Maho…In the mid-1880s members of the small community of Halifax planted a row of Mango trees along Macrossan Street, the eme…The Row of Street Trees in Macrossan Street, Halifax, comprises eight mature Mango Trees (Mangifera indica), a Weeping…Criterion A | Criterion D | Criterion E | Criterion GThe place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history | The place is important in de…
State Heritage16924601169Pelota Mano CourtFronton | Basque Handball CourtTrebonne RoadTREBONNEHINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL2001-07-27The Pelota Mano Handball Court is located in Trebonne Road, Trebonne. The court comprises two reinforced concrete walls…The Pelota Mano [Handball] Court, or fronton, was opened on 28 November 1959, in Trebonne, a small township, eight kilo…The Pelota Mano Court, Trebonne, is significant historically as a rare illustration of the presence of people of Basque…Criterion A | Criterion B | Criterion D | Criterion G | Criterion HThe place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history | The place demonstrates rare,…
State Heritage3847601546Ingham Court Housenull35-39 Palm TerraceINGHAMHINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL2000-04-28The Ingham Court House is a two storeyed rendered brick and reinforced concrete structure with a generally symmetrical…The Ingham Court House was designed in 1948 by John Hitch of the Queensland Department of Works. The building replaced…The Ingham Court House represents an early expression of a Government intention to develop a progressive and sophistica…Criterion A | Criterion E | Criterion FThe place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history | The place is important becau…

The 14 fields are described on the dataset page, and schema.xlsx is the data dictionary.

Before you use it

What is in each row?

One place entered in the Queensland Heritage Register, with its place reference, name and alternative names, street address, suburb, council, the date it was entered in the register, its description and history, and the statement for each heritage criterion it meets.

Why do some columns contain HTML tags?

The department exports the description, history and criteria as HTML paragraphs. They are kept as published.

Which criteria does a place meet?

The criteria met column names each criterion, such as Criterion A, and the significance column holds the register's statement for each, in the same order and joined with a vertical bar.

Are there coordinates or boundaries?

No. The export gives the street address, suburb and council. The department publishes heritage boundaries separately as a spatial layer.

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