Bamboo Dam

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Bamboo Dam
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Bamboo Dam
Location43km East of Ingham, Queensland
Coordinates 18°44′02″S146°36′58″E / 18.7338°S 146.616°E / -18.7338; 146.616 Coordinates: 18°44′02″S146°36′58″E / 18.7338°S 146.616°E / -18.7338; 146.616
Type reservoir
Basin  countriesAustralia

Bamboo Dam is one of three man-made bodies of fresh water on Great Palm Island, Queensland, Australia, and is located near the peak of Mount Bentley. [1]

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References

  1. "Indigenous Land Use Agreement: Reservoir Ridge Subdivision C (QI2005/005)" . Retrieved 3 January 2011.