Harper Creek, Queensland

Conondale, QueenslandTowns in QueenslandUse Australian English from August 2019

Harper Creek is a town in the Sunshine Coast, Queensland hinterland region of Queensland, Australia. The town is located in the locality of Conondale, in the Sunshine Coast Region local government area and on the banks of the Harper Creek its namesake, and is 12 kilometres (7.5 mi) south of the town of Cambroon. The population of Harper Creek is around 400.

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Harper Creek, Queensland
Harpers Creek Road, Sunshine Coast Regional

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N -26.7509 °	E 152.7398 °

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Harpers Creek Road

Harpers Creek Road
Sunshine Coast Regional (Conondale)
Queensland, Australia
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