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Port Augusta : Leisure and tourism

Port Augusta has a history of reinventing itself: from being at one time South Australia's second largest port to a major railway hub. Today, Port Augusta is a prosperous and interesting rural centre, which has again reinvented itself as the capital of the outback; as the starting point for tourists and travellers heading for Eyre Peninsula, Western Australia, Alice Springs and beyond, the Northern Flinders Ranges and the Birdsville Track.

However, tourism in Port Augusta is not a new thing. Just over 50 years ago, Port Augusta was on the itinerary for the Adelaide Steamship Company's 'Gulf Trip' and in the 1950s featured on the itinerary of coach tours. Now eco cruises can take visitors to the utmost limit of the Gulf.

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"Moonta Ship", Port Augusta
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"Moonta Ship", Port Augusta
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Almanac
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Commonwealth Railways : [menu]
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Gulf cruise on the Moonta
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Gulf Trip holiday
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I live in Port Augusta (images 1-10)
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I live in Port Augusta (images 11-20)
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I live in Port Augusta (images 21-27)
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Join us in a trip around Pt. Augusta, South Australia
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Moonta (Ship) : [menu]
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Port Augusta : current information 1950s
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