Boston Island
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Boston Island
21.2.1802. Flinders. Named after Boston, a town in Lincolnshie, England, the county in which Flinders was born.
Boston Island lies six kilometres east of Port Lincoln inside two headlands that form the second largest harbour in the world.
The island is a central off-shore feature of the harbour and has a land mass of approximately 1000 hectares. For the past 150 years the island has been used primarily for sheep grazing.
The island’s owner is now looking at opportunities to develop the island by providing a range of residential,
recreational, tourism, environmental and economic activities.
21.2.1802. Flinders. Named after Boston, a town in Lincolnshie, England, the county in which Flinders was born.
Boston Island lies six kilometres east of Port Lincoln inside two headlands that form the second largest harbour in the world.
The island is a central off-shore feature of the harbour and has a land mass of approximately 1000 hectares. For the past 150 years the island has been used primarily for sheep grazing.
The island’s owner is now looking at opportunities to develop the island by providing a range of residential,
recreational, tourism, environmental and economic activities.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 34°42'11"S 135°55'57"E
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- French Island 924 km
- Hunter Island 1000 km
- Three Hummock Island 1008 km
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- Sleaford 31 km
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- Uley 32 km
- Sir Joseph Banks Group Conservation Park 34 km
- Tumby Bay 34 km
- Yallunda Flat 41 km
- Edillilie 41 km
- Cummins 55 km
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