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Nobbys headlandCaptain James Cook was the first European to sight Nobbys Island and described it as "a small clump of an island lying close to shore".
It was not until the discovery of coal by Europeans in 1797 by Lt. John Shortland, however, that the region was viewed as having any significance.
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Nobbys headlandCaptain James Cook was the first European to sight Nobbys Island and described it as "a small clump of an island lying close to shore".
It was not until the discovery of coal by Europeans in 1797 by Lt. John Shortland, however, that the region was viewed as having any significance.
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