Everything about Normanton Queensland totally explained
Normanton is a small cattle town in the north of the state of
Queensland,
Australia, just south of the
Gulf of Carpentaria, on the
Norman River. The town's population is 1447, over half of whom are indigenous Australians (2001 census). The town is one terminus of the isolated
Normanton - Croydon Railway, which was built during gold rush days in the
1890s. The
Gulflander motor train operates once a week. The shire is the administrative centre of
Carpentaria Shire Council.
Among Normanton's most notable features is a
statue of an 8.64 m long salt water
crocodile, the largest ever shot.
Barramundi and
salmon may also be caught in the river.
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