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The information bay on the Lincoln Highway is located at a panoramic lookout with scenic views over Boston Bay, Boston Island and Port Lincoln. Keen fishermen know Port Lincoln which claims to be the seafood capital of Australia. Local Fishing Industry is active in oysters, scallops, scale fishing, southern rock lobster, prawns, abalone and southern bluefin tuna. With a population of 14,000 the town is a major commercial centre on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia.
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Statue of the three time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva at the foreshore of Port Lincoln. Port Linc...
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Taken from the mast of an old windmill. The head of the windmill is no longer attached and a diesel p...
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Eyre Peninsula is bordered by Spencer Gulf and Great Australian Bight with over 2,000 kilometres of coastline for fishing, whale watching, watersports, swimming with sea lions or diving with sharks.