Coochiemudlo Island QLD, 4184
Coochiemudlo Island Real Estate: Suburb Profile
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Overview Coochiemudlo Island, a small island in Moreton Bay, Queensland, covers an area of 4.1 square kilometres. It had a population of 753 people (2016 census). The neighbouring suburbs of Coochiemudlo Island include Thornlands, Moreton Bay, Peel Island, Victoria Point, North Stradbroke Island, and Macleay Island.
Coochiemudlo Island is 33 kilometres from the General Post Office of Brisbane. It is part of the Redland City local government area.
Living in Coochiemudlo Island Coochiemudlo Island has sandy beaches that are perfect for safe swimming. On the island are a cricket pitch and football oval, BMX track, croquet and bowls lawn, tennis court golf course, and a library near the Community Hall.
There is much wildlife on Coochiemudlo Island. Birdlife includes brahminy kites, sea eagles, magpies, butcher birds, rosellas, pheasant coucal, and stone curlews.
The waters surrounding Coochiemudlo Island have turtles, dolphins, and dugongs. There are also a variety of trees and native plants in the Melaleuca Wetland Reserve.
Coochiemudlo Island has houses that range from traditional fibro beach shacks, contemporary beach houses, and conventional brick and tile houses of suburbs.
Coochiemudlo Island is accessible by passenger ferry and vehicular barge.
History of Coochiemudlo Island Coochiemudlo is the English translation of the Yuggera terms "Kutchi", which means red, and "Mudlo", which means stone. From 1825 to 1850, Innis Island was the original European name of Coochiemudlo Island.
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