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# records: 1

ref_no: 19800
place_name: Lizard Island
alt_name: null
type: IS
description: Island
status: Y
currency: Y
gazetted_date: null
gazette_page: null
plan_no: null
modified_date: 1696603331000
lga_name: Cook Shire
comments:
longitude: 145° 27' 37" E
latitude: 14° 40' 01" S
longitude_dd: 145.46028
latitude_dd: -14.66694
origin:
history: Named by Lieutenant James Cook RN (1728-1779) navigator, HM Bark Endeavour, 12 August 1770, as "...the only land animals we saw here were lizards". Refer J.C. Beaglehole. The voyage of the Endeavour 1768-1771. Cambridge (UK), 1968, p.373.
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Point:
X: 145.46028
Y: -14.666939999999954