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PEARING 868M out into the broad blue channel that separates the mainland from Fraser Island, Urangan Pier endures as a much-loved monument to the commercial and industrial glory days of Queensland’s) harvested from Fraser Island, the pier was conceived to provide a local port for the region’s burgeoning coal, timber and sugar cane industries.

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