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ref_no: 9468
place_name: Daydream Island
alt_name: null
type: IS
description: Island
status: Y
currency: Y
gazetted_date: 616464000000
gazette_page: 2457.0
plan_no: QPN391
modified_date: 1073920032000
lga_name: Whitsunday Regional
comments: In 1932, Lee (Paddy) Murray and his wife Connie opened a small resort on the island which they dubbed Day Dream Island, after their yacht of that name. In about 1947 the name evolved to Daydream Island. Formally West Molle Island, this name derived from Port Molle and was given in May 1881 by Captain J.F.L.P. Maclear, RN in HMS Alert. Daydream Island name approved by Governor in Council 15 July 1989, as a name change from West Molle Island.
longitude: 148° 48' 50" E
latitude: 20° 15' 19" S
longitude_dd: 148.813889
latitude_dd: -20.255278
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