Dysart, Queensland

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Dysart is a town in central Queensland, Australia, located in the Broadsound Shire. Established in 1973, Dysart serves as a service centre for the nearby Norwich Park and Saraji coal mines, as well as grazing properties in the district. Prussian explorer Ludwig Leichhardt explored the region in 1845, climbing the summit of nearby Campbell's Peak. The town's current population stands at 4000.

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Coordinates: 22°35′S 148°21′E 40 decrease temps

3500 people

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