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ROCKHAMPTON

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Originally appearing in Volume V23, Page 434 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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ROCKHAMPTON  , a

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town of Livingstone county,
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Queensland,
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Australia, on the Fitzroy
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river 43 M. from its mouth, 335 M. in a
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direct
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line N.W. of Brisbane . It has a beautiful situation, and its
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climate, in spite of heat, is healthy . It is the
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port of a wide agricultural
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district, which also produces gold, copper and
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silver . Much of the trade is carried on through the ports of
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Alma and Broadmount, near the mouth of the river, both available for ocean steamers . Rockhampton has a large trade in frozen
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meat, and there are factories for extract and meat preserving . Rockhampton is the
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terminus of the Queens-
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land Central railway and the seat of an
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Anglican and a
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Roman Catholic bishopric . Population of the
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municipality (Igor), 15,461; within the 5 M.
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radius, 19,691; of the
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separate municipality of North Rockhampton, 2865 .

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