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The capital of the Eyre Peninsula – On 1st November 1961, Whyalla was proclaimed a city - an industrial city with a difference. It is... Destinations, East Coast Eyre, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia |
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The second largest city on the Eyre Peninsula – Located at its southern tip, Port Lincoln is the Eyre Peninsula’s second largest city. Known as the... Destinations, East Coast Eyre, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia |
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A sleepy fishing village on the Eyre Peninsula – Tumby Bay is a quaint township located 301km west of Adelaide via the Lincoln and Princes... Destinations, East Coast Eyre, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia |
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Secluded beaches on Eyre's east coast – Initially served as an important sea port for the area it now relies mainly on the surrounding... Destinations, East Coast Eyre, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia |
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A nice town off the major roads of the East Coast – Cleve was proclaimed on March 6, 1879, and named by Governor Jervois after his cousin's county seat... Destinations, East Coast Eyre, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia |
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A scenic part of shoreline on Eyre Peninsula – The scenic shoreline stretching away from Arno Bay is formed by a series of great beaches... Destinations, East Coast Eyre, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia |
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Cleve Visitor Information Centres, East Coast Eyre, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia |
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Whyalla Visitor Information Centres, East Coast Eyre, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia |
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Port Lincoln Visitor Information Centre Port Lincoln Visitor Information Centres, East Coast Eyre, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia |
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Airport in Whyalla – The Whyalla Airport is owned and operated by the Whyalla City Council. It services one RPT... Whyalla Airports, East Coast Eyre, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia |
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