Mackay, Queensland

Mackay
Queensland
Mackay; Queensland
	City of Mackay viewed from the air.
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Coordinates	21°08′28″S 149°11′10″E / 21.14111°S 149.18611°ECoordinates: 21°08′28″S 149°11′10″E / 21.14111°S 149.18611°E
Population	85,455 (2015)
• Density	410.45/km2 (1,063.1/sq mi)
Elevation	11.0 m (36 ft)
Area	208.2 km2 (80.4 sq mi) (2011 urban)
Time zone	AEST (UTC+10)
Location	972 km (604 mi) from Brisbane ; 390 km (242 mi) from Townsville ;
LGA(s)	Mackay Region
State electorate(s)	Mackay (central and eastern suburbs); Whitsunday (north-western suburbs); Mirani (south-western suburbs);
Federal division(s)	Dawson
	Localities around Mackay:

Mackay is a city in Queensland, Australia. It is about 970 kilometres (603 mi) north of Brisbane, on the Pioneer River.

Mackay, Queensland Media

Anti-slavery drawing during the 1877 elections in Mackay by Charles Rawson
Road through Te Kowai Sugar Plantation c. 1880. To the right, South Sea Islanders till the soil.
South Sea Islanders at a garden party near Mackay, c. 1900
Workers clear a cyclone damaged house at Mackay, 1918
Migrants from Malta and Gozo working as canecutters in Mackay, c. 1919
The Holy Trinity Church built in 1926 and designed by architect Lange Leopold Powell, utilising Romanesque, Spanish Mission and Mediterranean architectural styles
Town Hall, built in 1912, now serves as a tourist information centre.
Photo I took of Mackay, Queensland, Australia, from a helicopter, in December 2005.
Mackay sunrise and sunset times
A panorama of Hay Point Coal Terminal