Ipswich City Council

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Ipswich City Council
Queensland

Map of Ipswich City in South East Queensland
Population: 145,000[1]
Area: 1,207 km² (466.0 sq mi)
Mayor: Paul Pisasale
Council Seat: Ipswich
Website: http://www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/
LGAs around Ipswich City Council:
Esk Esk Brisbane
Laidley Ipswich City Council Logan
Warwick Boonah Beaudesert

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Ipswich is located 40 minutes drive from Brisbane, and 60 minutes from both international air and sea ports. Ipswich is Queensland's oldest provincial city and renowned for its architectural, natural, and cultural heritage.

  • Ipswich Art Gallery
  • The Workshops Rail Museum
  • Steam trains
  • More than 500 parks
  • Major motorsport facilities Qld Raceway and Willowbank Raceway
  • Wineries
  • Cafes
  • Restaurants
  • Cinemas


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