Noosaville, located at the northern end of the Sunshine Coast between Noosa Heads and Tewantin also lies against the Noosa River. Once a small fishing & logging port, the town has grown significantly over the last 10 years due to the population boom across the Sunshine Coast as well as nearby Noosa Heads having little room to expand. The town has a wonderful river frontage with long stretches of foreshore parkland complimented by the adjacent shopping precinct along the Esplanade (Gympie Tce). To the south of town lies the expansive Lake Weyba and a portion of Noosa National Park.

Population: 3,700
State: Queensland
Name Origin: The name "Noosa" was given to the nearby river, and named from the Aboriginal word for shade
Pronunciation: Noo-sa-vil
Postcode: 4566
Local Government: Noosa Shire Council
Location: 134km north of Brisbane
Main Roads: Noosa Drive
Main Watercourses: Noosa River
Radio Stations (Music): The Heat (96.1), Sea FM (91.9), Mix FM (92.7), Hot 91 (91.1), Triple J (99.3)

Photos from Noosaville (Click on thumbnail for full sized image):
 

	Looking south along Noosa Pde as it enters Noosaville (2004).
	Typical foreshore parkland adjacent to the Noosa River, Noosaville (2004).
	Looking east along Gympie Tce as it approaches Edward Street, Noosaville (2004).
	Looking west along Gympie Tce from Edward St, Noosaville (2004).
	Looking east along Gympie Tce from Thomas St, Noosaville (2004).
	View west from the Thomas St/Gmpie Tce roundabout, Noosaville (2004).
	Looking south along Thomas Street from Gympie Tce, Noosaville (2004).

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