Tewantin Noosa

Tewantin is a suburb in Noosa, Queensland, Australia. It turned into the unique agreement in the Noosa area and is one of its three main centres these days. It is within the neighborhood government location of Shire of Noosa. The call Tewantin is an anglicised version of the Aboriginal name for the area, dauwadhum, which means region of lifeless logs. Tewantin was firstly a wood metropolis. In 1869, Tewantin turned into the river port for the Noosa vicinity. In 1871, Clarendon Stuart surveyed a city site for the Tewantin agreement.

Tewantin was a thriving small metropolis with a reliance on the gold, fishing and timber industries. Tewantin War Memorial, Town Square, circa 1931 The Tewantin War Memorial commemorates those from the district who served in World War I. It become committed in January–February 1922 by Colonel David Elder Reid. Its fundamental avenue, Poinciana Avenue, leads to the Tewantin RSL, which holds a robust legacy toward the Australia's records in conflict. With an ANZAC Memorial, Poinciana Avenue has a ancient pub, the Royal Mail. Poinciana Avenue contains more than a few stores, eating places and a town rectangular.