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Triunia National Park

1994 establishments in AustraliaIUCN Category IINational Parks on the Sunshine Coast, QueenslandProtected areas established in 1994Queensland protected area stubs
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Triunia is a national park in South East Queensland, Australia, 92 km north of Brisbane.

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Triunia National Park
Dulong Road, Sunshine Coast Regional Burnside (Dulong)

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Triunia National Park

Dulong Road
4560 Sunshine Coast Regional, Burnside (Dulong)
Queensland, Australia
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