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Outback Queensland is the inner west desert expanse of Queensland.
Towns
-23.2 | 142.80|width=500}} There are no major population centres in this part of Australia.
- GPS -25.899,139.302|zoom=11 Birdsville =
- GPS -24.424,145.466|zoom=11 Blackall =
- GPS -17.741,139.548|zoom=11 Burketown =
- GPS -26.4,146.25|zoom=11 Charleville =
- GPS -20.7,140.5|zoom=11 Cloncurry =
- GPS -26.66|,145.57|zoom=11 Cooladdi =
- GPS -28.06|,145.68|zoom=11 Cunnamulla =
- GPS -28.16|,145.05|zoom=11 Eulo =
- GPS -28.997|,144.41|zoom=11 Hungerford (Queensland) | Hungerford =
- GPS -23.45,144.25|zoom=11 Longreach - original home of the Qantas airline
- GPS -20.73,139.5|zoom=11 Mount Isa - heavy mining in the desert
- GPS -27.997,143.822|zoom=11 Thargomindah =
- GPS -22.39,143.04|zoom=11 Winton =
- GPS -27.76,144.61|zoom=11 Yowah - opal-mining town
Other Muslim Friendly Destinations in Outback Queensland
- GPS -18.69,138.31|zoom=11 Boodjamulla National Park =
- GPS -28.78,144.47|zoom=11 Currawinya National Park =
Outback Queensland Halal Explorer
Queensland's main population centres are on the coast, and the arid western part is very sparsely populated. If you venture off the beaten track you will find wide open grazing lands and open cast mining.
Travel as a Muslim to Outback Queensland
It will take a while to drive into this region, and if you do a 4x4 is recommended due to the nature of much of the road network here.
Flying is also possible with QantasLink flying smaller planes into the main mining towns from Brisbane.
Some of the towns are visited by trains, although it may be with a frequency of twice a week so plan ahead!
How to get around in Outback Queensland
What to see in Outback Queensland
Kangaroo - |Wild kangaroo
Top Muslim Travel Tips for Outback Queensland
Halal Restaurants in Outback Queensland
Every small settlement will have a local pub.
Stay safe as a Muslim in Outback Queensland
See the Outback|Australian Outback
Travel Guide for more general advice.
The obvious danger of travel in this region is having a vehicle breakdown or getting lost. Prepare for such an eventuality and remember to stay with your vehicle rather than trying to go for help.
There are poisonous snakes, but these are likely to avoid you unless you surprise them. Be careful when walking through any vegetation and looking under rocks.
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