Brisbane Water National Park

E68328

national park protected area

Brisbane Water National Park is a coastal bushland reserve in New South Wales, Australia, known for its sandstone landscapes, Aboriginal rock engravings, and extensive walking tracks near the Central Coast.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	national park → protected area →
adjacentTo	Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park → Popran National Park →
area	approximately 120 square kilometres →
containsTownshipNearby	Kariong → Patonga → Umina Beach → Woy Woy →
country	Australia →
established	1989 →
fauna	eastern grey kangaroo → koala → lyrebird → powerful owl → swamp wallaby →
flora	Sydney red gum → banksia heath → scribbly gum →
hasCulturalHeritage	Aboriginal occupation sites → Aboriginal rock engravings →
hasLandscapeFeature	Hawkesbury sandstone plateaus → coastal valleys → deep gorges → eucalypt forest → heathland →
hasLookout	Staples Lookout → Warrah Lookout →
hasWalkingTrack	Girrakool loop track → Great North Walk → Patonga to Pearl Beach walking track → Pindar Cave walking track → Somersby Falls walking track →
hasWaterBody	Brisbane Water → Mooney Mooney Creek NERFINISHED → Mullet Creek NERFINISHED →
hasWaterfall	Somersby Falls →
IUCNCategory	II →
managingAuthority	NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service →
nearestCity	Gosford →
popularActivity	Aboriginal heritage viewing → birdwatching → bushwalking → picnicking → rock climbing →
region	Central Coast →
state	New South Wales →
traditionalOwners	Darkinjung people → Guringai people →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Central Coast →	hasProtectedArea
Brisbane Water →	protectedAreaNearby