A bridge crossing Munna Creek was washed away in 1933, and a temporary crossing provided by Councillor Sauer until a new bridge was built.[5][6][7] In early 1935 a new bridge was opened with 300 people present for the event. The bridge was named Sauer's Bridge as a recognition of Councillor W. Sauer's war services and his efforts to have the bridge constructed.[8][9][10] The bridge has since been replaced by a cement bridge.[10]
In the 2016 census Glen Echo had a population of 31 people.[1]
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glen, echo, queensland, glen, echo, rural, locality, gympie, region, queensland, australia, 2016, census, glen, echo, population, people, glen, echo, queenslandglen, echocoordinates25, 9138, 4038, 9138, 4038, glen, echo, centre, locality, population31, 2016, c. Glen Echo is a rural locality in the Gympie Region Queensland Australia 2 In the 2016 census Glen Echo had a population of 31 people 1 Glen Echo QueenslandGlen EchoCoordinates25 54 50 S 152 24 14 E 25 9138 S 152 4038 E 25 9138 152 4038 Glen Echo centre of locality Population31 2016 census 1 Density0 383 km2 0 992 sq mi Postcode s 4570Area80 9 km2 31 2 sq mi Time zoneAEST UTC 10 00 LGA s Gympie RegionState electorate s GympieFederal division s Wide BaySuburbs around Glen Echo Marodian Mount Urah Munna CreekWoolooga Glen Echo Munna CreekWoolooga Miva MivaGeography editSugar Loaf Mountain is in the far north of the locality 25 52 04 S 152 23 53 E 25 8677 S 152 3980 E 25 8677 152 3980 Sugar Loaf Mountain 415 metres 1 362 ft 3 4 History editA bridge crossing Munna Creek was washed away in 1933 and a temporary crossing provided by Councillor Sauer until a new bridge was built 5 6 7 In early 1935 a new bridge was opened with 300 people present for the event The bridge was named Sauer s Bridge as a recognition of Councillor W Sauer s war services and his efforts to have the bridge constructed 8 9 10 The bridge has since been replaced by a cement bridge 10 In the 2016 census Glen Echo had a population of 31 people 1 References edit a b c Australian Bureau of Statistics 27 June 2017 Glen Echo SSC 2016 Census QuickStats Retrieved 20 October 2018 nbsp Glen Echo locality in Gympie Region entry 47775 Queensland Place Names Queensland Government Retrieved 27 December 2020 Mountain peaks and capes Queensland Queensland Open Data Queensland Government 12 November 2020 Archived from the original on 25 November 2020 Retrieved 25 November 2020 Sugar Loaf Mountain mountain in Gympie Region entry 32736 Queensland Place Names Queensland Government Retrieved 25 November 2020 WATER RAN IN STREETS The Courier mail No 41 Queensland Australia 13 October 1933 p 14 Retrieved 22 January 2023 via National Library of Australia MUNNA CREEK BRIDGE Maryborough Chronicle Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser No 19 658 Queensland Australia 4 November 1933 p 5 Retrieved 22 January 2023 via National Library of Australia TIARO SHIRE The Week Vol CXIV no 3 047 Queensland Australia 16 May 1934 p 14 Retrieved 22 January 2023 via National Library of Australia SAUER BRIDGE Maryborough Chronicle Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser No 20 120 Queensland Australia 21 January 1935 p 7 Retrieved 22 January 2023 via National Library of Australia COUNTRY INTERESTS SPORT FOUNDATION DAY RESCUE The Courier mail No 442 Queensland Australia 28 January 1935 p 14 Retrieved 22 January 2023 via National Library of Australia a b Fraser Coast Libraries Local History Blog 18 March 2018 Sauer s Bridge over Munna creek named in honour of War Services Fraser Coast Regional Council Libraries Retrieved 22 January 2023 nbsp This Gympie Region Queensland Australia location article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Glen Echo Queensland amp oldid 1175354190, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
