Agnes Water
The Twin towns of Agnes Water and Seventeen Seventy are two as yet under developed towns between Bundaberg and Gladstone on the mid east coast of Australia. Round Hill was built on the site of Captain Cook's second landing in 1770 and the name was changed to Seventeen Seventy on the bicentenary of the event. 1770 images have been saved to a separate gallery due to the number of images of this area, many of which have been taken as recently as December 2015.
Agnes Water & 1770
Agnes Water Beach
Lacey designs in the sands on Agnes Water Beach
Agnes Water Beach
Agnes Water Beach, tide out, some submerged rocks in the sand.
Agnes Water Beach
Agnes Water Beach, a popular walk.
Agnes Water Beach
Agnes Water headland which lies in front of the camping ground.
Agnes Water Beach
View of Agnes Water Beach away from the flags
Agnes Water Beach
View of Agnes Water Beach away from the flags
Agnes Water Beach
Rock pools at the headland opposite the camping ground
Agnes Water Beach
View of Agnes Water Beach away from the flags
Agnes Water Beach
Shady tree along the foreshore at Agnes Water.
Agnes Water Beach
View of Agnes Water Beach away from the flags
Agnes Water Beach
Rocks at the headland at Agnes Water at the camping ground end.
Agnes Water Beach
View of Agnes Water Beach from bank.
Agnes Water Beach
Mangrove tree sitting on the rocks at the Agnes Water headland.
Agnes Water Beach
Small creek which runs adjacent to the beach at Agnes Water.
Agnes Water Beach
Lies between the camping ground and the beach at Agnes Water.
Eungella Dam
Eungella Dam lies inland from Agnes Water and is one of Queensland's more established freshwater fisheries. It was constructed in 1969 to meet the requirements of a thermal power station and town water supply to local towns.
Flame Trees
Close up of the flowers in the Flame tree.
Flame Trees at Agnes Water
One of the magnificent Flame Trees as you enter the Agnes Water township.