Wet Tropics World Heritage Area MagazineIn March 2006 one of the most severe tropical cyclones to hit north Queensland in almost a decade crossed the coast at Innisfail. With destructive winds of up to 290kph - Innisfail, Queensland - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Wet Tropics World Heritage Area MagazineIn March 2006 one of the most severe tropical cyclones to hit north Queensland in almost a decade crossed the coast at Innisfail. With destructive winds of up to 290kph Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-07-07 12:40:37 Open Document File Size: 915,97 KB Share Result on Facebook City Cooktown / / Country Australia / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility Palmerston Highway / Gillies highway / / IndustryTerm energy source / potential food / wind systems / food / / NaturalFeature Lake Eacham / Queensalnd coast / South China sea / Mission Beach / / Organization Bureau of Meteorology / Wet Tropics Management Authority / / Person Josh Gibson / Steve Goosem / Bill Carrodus / Mark Read / Lucy Karger / Bruce Jennison / / Position principal scientist / Governor / executive director / / ProvinceOrState Queensland / / Region South China / northern Australia / north Queensland / / URL www.bom.gov.au / / SocialTag Innisfail, Queensland 2005–06 Australian region cyclone season 2005–06 South Pacific cyclone season Australia Cyclone Larry Queensland tropical rain forests Rainforest 1998–99 Australian region cyclone season Tropical cyclone Meteorology

Wet Tropics World Heritage Area MagazineIn March 2006 one of the most severe tropical cyclones to hit north Queensland in almost a decade crossed the coast at Innisfail. With destructive winds of up to 290kphAdd to Reading List