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File:AU Schooner Coolangatta Wrk.jpg
The ship gave its name to the town Coolangatta.

The site of the wreck is along the coast to the west of the headland, and is marked by the monument (File:AU Schooner Coolangatta wrk.jpg), here 28°09′59″S 153°31′24″E / 28.166353°S 153.523293°E / -28.166353; 153.523293. A piece of planking (File:AU Schooner Coolangatta plk.jpg) from the wreck is in a park to the east of the headland, at the corner of Marine Parade and McLean Street. You can just make it out on Google Maps 28°10′00″S 153°32′09″E / 28.166797°S 153.535794°E / -28.166797; 153.535794
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  • 2005-06-05 07:21 Peter Ellis 310×500× (23297 bytes) Schooner ''Coolangatta'' - [[Anchor]] and memorial of the wreck. (See also picture of planking from the wreck.) The ship gave its name to the the town [[Coolangatta, Queensland]]. I took this picture (June 2005). ~~~~ {{GFDL}}

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