WRIGHT'S TRAMWAY AREA FROM ABOVE
(A) Wright's tunnels area
(B) Bishop's Tunnel site.
(C) Warrego Highway
(D) Evidence of shallow cutting
(E) Small creek: slope goes upward from here
(F) Eclipse colliery area
Overlay: QGIS Vectors (Alister J Cameron)
Underlay: Qld Globe
1946 AERIAL WRIGHT'S TRAMWAY SITE
(A) Wright's tunnels
(B) Location of later Warrego Highway
(C) Location of surviving shallow cutting
(D) Creek
(E) Allignment uphill towards ovens
(F) Eclipse colliery and ovens
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(c) The State of Queensland (Department of Natural Resources and Mines) 2016
WRIGHT'S TUNNELS AREA 2019
Heavily overgrown, but evidence of mining everywhere at ground level.
Photo: Alister J Cameron
TWO MASONRY BLOCKS IN THIS AREA 2019
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METAL ARTEFACT ON NEARBY MINING ROAD 2019
Purpose unknown
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SITE OF TRAMWAY AT WARREGO HIGHWAY 2019
The cutting has removed all evidence.
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UNKNOWN SHAFT REMAINS NEAR TRAMWAY 2019
South of Warrego Highway
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LOOKING BACK DOWNHILL THE CUTTING CAN BE SEEN HEADING TOWARDS THE CREEK 2019
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CLOSEUP OF FLOOR OF CUTTING 2019
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THE SMALL CREEK CROSSING SITE LOOKING SOUTH-EAST 2019
The eclipse area was uphill to the right.
Nothing remains of any bridgework
Photo: Alister J Cameron
LOOKING NORTH EAST ALONG PROBABLE TRAMWAY ALLIGNMENT 2019
No signs remained
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LOOKING SOUTH-WEST TOWARDS ECLIPSE COLLIERY AND OVENS AREA 2019
Again: no trace of tramway
Photo: Alister J Cameron
