Geoffrey Bay

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Geoffrey Bay
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Geoffrey Bay
Coordinates: 19°9′6″S146°51′56″E / 19.15167°S 146.86556°E / -19.15167; 146.86556 Coordinates: 19°9′6″S146°51′56″E / 19.15167°S 146.86556°E / -19.15167; 146.86556
Country Australia
State Queensland
City Townsville

Geoffrey Bay is a large sweeping beach on Magnetic Island, Queensland, Australia. It has a number of small shops and a growing local township, Arcadia.

The wreck of the sailing barque the Moltke can be found in the bay.


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