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	Crater Lakes & The Atherton Tablelands
		is an extinct volcanic crater lake surrounded by 1200acres of lush tropical rainforest.
		Lake Barrine is an extinct volcanic crater lake.
		Lake Euramoo is surrounded by a lush tropical rainforest and is a double explosion volcanic crater.
	www.cairnsholiday.com.au /TownsRegional/CraterLakes.htm (350 words)

	Lake Eacham - Atherton Tablelands - Tropical Far North Queensland Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		For a lake that had such a violent and tumultuous origin, the peacefulness and tranquillity of Lake Eacham is an anazing wonder.
		Scientists believe Lake Eacham, and nearby Lake Barrine, were formed approximately 12,000 years ago when molten hot magma in the centre of the earth rose to the surface and heated the water table.
		Lake Eacham is the centrepiece of the 489-hectare Lake Eacham National Park, characterised by dense rainforest and thousands of small animals.
	www.tablelands.org /lake-eacham.html (406 words)

	Cairns Online - Accommodation, Tours and Attractions, Queensland Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		4.5 km for Lake Eacham and 6.5 km for Lake Barrine.
		Lake Eacham is ideal for a picnic or barbecue and a swim in the deep clear water.
		Close to Lake Eacham is the magnificent Gadgarra Red Cedar, a grand survivor of the logging era in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries.
	www.cairns.aust.com /atherton/index.asp?locid=5 (1145 words)

	Edward Cowie - Lake Eacham Blues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Lake Eacham is a water-filled volcanic crater in North Queensland, Australia.
		The waters of the lake are very deep and often a deep aquamarine in colour – some of it the tone of lapis lazuli.
		The lake itself is home to a vast number of tropical fish species and water-turtles.
	www.ump.co.uk /ec-LakeEacham.htm (226 words)

	Crater lakes district. Atherton Tableland Queensland Australia
		Lake Tinaroo has all year round barramundi fishing (the only place in Queensland where you can legally fish for Barramundi 365 days of the year).
		Lake Barrine is a crater lake formed by volcanic activity thousands of years ago.
		Lake Eacham National Park has an area of 51 hectares and the depth of the lake is 65.5 metres.
	www.barrierreefaustralia.com /visitor-info/crater-lakes-district.htm (500 words)

	Crater Lakes
		Lake Eacham is a volcanic crater, also known as a “maar”.
		Local tribes believe the lake was haunted because two young men broke a taboo in the sacred area, and the angry rainbow spirit shook the earth and people were swallowed up by the ground.
		In 1888, its natural and recreational significance was recognised, with the lake and a narrow band of shoreline vegetation proclaimed as a scenic reserve.
	getaway.ninemsn.com.au /article.aspx?id=16841 (432 words)

	! Lake Eacham ! Tropical Rainforest, Far North Queensland Australia
		Lake Eacham is an extinct volcanic crater lake filled with cool, clean, crystal clear water, surrounded by 1200acres of lush tropical highland rainforest.
		The lake is sixty metres deep with a pontoon and children's pool available, offering excellent swimming conditions.
		The National Parks and Wildlife Office for the Crater Lakes National Park is situated at the rainforest edge on McLeish road.
	rainforest-australia.com /Lake_Eacham.htm (337 words)

	Melanotaenia eachamensis
		The lake is permanent and deep, and fluctuates seasonally with a maximum depth of 65.5 m during the wet season.
		A survey of the lake in 1978 by Gerald Allen revealed the existence of a rainbowfish along with a hardyhead, Cratocephalus stercusmuscarum and a gudgeon, Mogurnda mogurnda.
		However, while it was considered desirable that the Lake Eacham Rainbowfish be returned to the lake, the eradication of the translocated fishes from Lake Eacham was considered unlikely to be achievable, economical or sustainable using existing technology.
	members.optushome.com.au /chelmon/Eacham.htm (1622 words)

	Yungaburra Pub, Lake Eacham Hotel Atherton Tablelands Australia
		At the top of the Gillies Range, just minutes from the historic township of Yungaburra is Lake Barrine where the stable water level gives a tidy bank with rainforest right down to the water, much of it reflected in secluded bays.
		Nearby is the 489 hectare Lake Eacham National Park, and as with Lake Barrine, Lake Eacham is a volcanic crater lakes full of crystal clear water and surrounded by lush tropical highland rainforest.
		Lake Eacham also offers swimming, canoeing, bushwalking, prolific birdlife and an astonishing range of rainforest animals.
	www.yungaburrapub.com.au (350 words)

	Freshwater Fish - The Lake Eacham Rainbowfish Story
		Lake Eacham is actually a volcanic crater which has filled with water and is isolated from any other watercourse (making it an enclosed catchment).
		However, the cause of the species' demise was still living in the lake and proceeded to eat up the entire population of introduced stock.
		Because of the complete infestation of Lake Eacham by translocated native fish from other water systems, it is futile to continue restocking the lake with rainbowfish.
	www.wettropics.gov.au /pa/pa_rainbow_fish.html (468 words)

	Eacham Retreats \| Luxury Atherton Tablelands Holiday Accommodation \| Lake Tinaroo \| Holiday House \| Family ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Take the adventure and explore the winding rainforest tracks around Lake Eacham, enjoy canoeing, swimming or have a BBQ with family and friends within the National Park.
		Lake Eacham is a naturally formed crater lake, the result of an ancient volcanic eruption creating unique natural surroundings.
		The beauty of the lake, wildlife and overall serenity is an experience for you to discover…
	www.eachamretreats.com (144 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		As we move forward into 2005, we are in the process of working with the community to develop a new corporate plan and to identify the community’s vision for the future of Eacham Shire.
		The local economy is centered on agriculture with the dairy and beef industries predominating, however with the local environmental attractions tourism provides many opportunities for expansion and employment, as well entrepreneurial activity is increasing within the Shire.
		We are extremely proud of the tropical tablelands, with the most visited areas of environmental and recreational renown in North Queensland including; Lake Eacham, Lake Barrine, both volcanic crater lakes, and the Millaa Millaa falls made world famous through the Qantas advertisements.
	www.eachamshire.qld.gov.au (242 words)

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		Lake Eacham and Lake Barrine are volcanic crater lakes formed by a single giant explosion.
		Lake Eacham is ideal for swimming, canoeing, bushwalking, and bird watching.
		Formed by the same volcanic processes as Lake Eacham, Lake Barrine is surrounded by rainforest right down to the waters edge, where much of it is reflected in the secluded bays.
	www.tablelandsinfo.com /region_guide/region_guide.asp?RegionInfoID=51 (382 words)

	Atherton Tablelands Accommodations: Lake Eacham, Crater Lakes Rainforest Cottages
		And sitting in a part of that dense rainforest that is home to an astonishing array of wildlife, near one of those lakes, are Jenny and John Wright's Crater Lakes Rainforest Cottages.
		Also available is an executive three-bedroom pole home 'Lake Eacham Escape' with spa and fireplace, which sleeps seven and is perfect for families or groups.
		Eacham Escape is set in the same rainforest, close to Lake Eacham.
	www.travelaus.com.au /cat/Crater-Lakes-Rainforest-Cottages_50xcoj.htm (255 words)

	Yungaburra rainforest accommodation - Lake Tinaroo, Curtain Fig Tree, Lake Eacham - Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Heritage Village of Yungaburra is nestled in a lush pocket of open rainforest, surrounded by many extinct volcanoes, crater lakes and waterfalls, 60 minutes drive from the coastal city of Cairns.
		Williams Lodge is situated within walking distance of the many village attractions, including the Lake Eacham Hotel, three award winning restaurants, cafes, galleries, nature walks, and the popular Yungaburra Markets.
		Lake Tinaroo, Lake Eacham, Curtain Fig Tree and the Seven Sisters are also within a five kilometre radius of Williams Lodge.
	www.williamslodge.com /location.html (240 words)

	AusEmade: Lake Eacham National Park, Queensland (QLD), Australia
		Lake Eacham is a maar (a volcanic crater formed by explosions from overheating groundwater) surrounded by rainforest.
		At the start of the track there is evidence of rainforest clearing during World War II with dominant grey-green wattles in the canopy and a large number of young rainforest species underneath.
		There are at least 100 recorded species of birds in the rainforest, as well as the small, dark, musky rat-kangaroo, one of the few species of marsupial active during daytime.
	www.ausemade.com.au /qld/destination/l/lake-eacham-national-park.htm (202 words)

	Williams Lodge History - Historic property in Yungaburra - Lake Eacham Hotel - North Queensland Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The property was the major household of the Williams family in Yungaburra, where the family owned 31 properties, including the Lake Eacham Hotel.
		After the Lake Eacham Hotel, the Williams family house was the social hub of Yungaburra in the war years.
		The first Williams member to occupy the house was Ned Williams (2nd generation), the grandfather of the current owner, who’s father Sir Sydney Williams and brother Sir Edward were born in the house.
	www.williamslodge.com /history.html (495 words)

	Fishnet \| Forums
		Whatever this document may state, the extinction of the Lake Eacham Rainbowfish was solely due to introduced predatory fish.
		Finally, to answer your question, they are talking about re-introducing Lake Eacham Rainbowfish to Lake Eacham because subsequent surveys have uncovered the same or a very similar strain of Rainbowfish in a couple of neighbouring streams, and because aquarists had some Lake Eacham Rainbowfish in captivity.
		The Rainbowfish population in Lake Eacham DID become extinct, and IS extinct, due to introduced predatory fish.
	www.fishnet.com.au /forums/viewtopic.php?topic=33107&forum=2 (1692 words)

	Things To Do - Lake Eacham
		Lake Eacham is a popular swimming and picnic spot.
		Lake Eacham, like Lake Barrine, is a volcanic crater lake, known as a maar.
		The views across the lake are spectacular and the atmosphere serene.
	www.wettropics.gov.au /ttd/ttd_track.asp?TrackIndex=105 (290 words)

	Lake Eacham - Travel Downunder - Discover the real Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage, this park protects a deep lake surrounded by rainforest.
		The lake is a maar a crater lake formed by volcanic explosions.
		Walk the 2.8 kilometre lake circuit track and you may be lucky to see one of the two species of Australian mammals that are active during the day the musky rat-kangaroo.
	www.traveldownunder.com.au /Queensland/Tropical_North/Lake_Eacham.asp (195 words)

	Photos of Lake Eacham Tourist Park - Lake Eacham Queensland
		Lake Eacham Tourist Park is adjacent to the Lake Eacham National Park.
		A beautiful lake is in the centre of the park.
		I was very impressed with the Manager, Sandy Carroll, who is a professional photographer.
	www.caravanparkphotos.com.au /lake_eacham (92 words)

	Lake Tinaroo, Lake Eacham & Lake Barrine Tour - Atherton Tablelands Rainforest Walks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Head to Lake Tinaroo — swimming pontoon and free gas BBQs located at Tinaroo township, boat and canoe hire available
		Both Lake Barrine and Lake Eacham are extinct volcanoes
		Lake Eacham, another picture postcard stop and a popular location for a picnic and also has a swimming pontoon
	www.allawah-retreat.com.au /i-lakes.html (215 words)

	Cairns Highlands Rainforest Accommodation Atherton Tablelands Aus
		Crater Lakes Rainforest Cottages, Cairns Australia, luxury self-contained accommodation set in unique rainforest near Lake Eacham, Cairns Highlands, Atherton Tablelands, Queensland.
		Approx 10 minutes from the top of the range is the turnoff to Lake Eacham.
		Just south of Mossman, and 12 km north of Port Douglas is the Rex Range which takes you through the Mossman sugar cane hinterland before climbing the Rex Range to Julatten and Mt Molloy.
	www.craterlakes.com.au /location.htm (312 words)

	Atherton Tablelands Activities & Adventure Tours - Biking, Canoeing Tour, Waterfalls Tour, Rainforest Walks
		Rainforest Walks: In house guests can start their day with a free transfer to Lake Eacham for swimming and rainforest walks, accompanied by an On The Wallaby guide.
		Lake Eacham (10 min) - an aquamarine lake surrounded by rainforest with great walking tracks, created zillions of years ago by volcanic activity for your swimming and picnicing pleasure!
		Lake Barrine (15 min) - sister lake to Eacham; a visual symphony with original heritage timber Teahouse and acclaimed Devonshire teas, wildlife, lake cruises and an easy walking track to the huge twin kauri pines.
	www.onthewallaby.com /activities.html (582 words)

	Queensland Museum - Endangered Species - Queensland's Vanishing Wildlife - Lake Eacham Rainbow Fish
		Queensland Museum - Endangered Species - Queensland's Vanishing Wildlife - Lake Eacham Rainbow Fish
		The Lake Eacham Rainbow Fish had disappeared from Lake Eacham by 1985. Its disappearance has been attributed to the predatory and competitive effects of four introduced native fish species — the Mouth Almighty (in particular), the Archerfish, the Banded Grunter and the Bony Bream. All were introduced into Lake Eacham between 1983 and 1987.
		Educate the public about the risks of moving fish from one area to another (translocation). Continue maintaining captive breeding populations. Manage recently discovered populations.
	www.qmuseum.qld.gov.au /features/endangered/animals/rainbow_fish.asp (116 words)

	Lake Eacham Real Estate
		Lake Eacham 'Four-bedroom brick home ' # RR296
		Thick trees border this four-bedroom brick home near Lake Eacham creating an appealing screen of privacy and quiet.
		Two thirds of this neat, well-presented block of 1.007 hectares (2.48 acres) is pastured with the balance being trees.
	www.tablelands.com /rr296.html (224 words)

	Lake Eacham Land (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		An amazing 102 cleared acres at Lake Eacham, currently running beef cattle.
		There are two three bedroom houses on the property one of which is almost three years old, both are in excellent condition.
		The property is situated only ten minutes to Malanda, one hours drive to Cairns and ten minutes to Lake Tinaroo.
	home.austarnet.com.au /garrylyn/page2.html (108 words)

	SmithsDownunder » Lake Eacham
		From Cape Tribulation we crossed the Daintree River and headed South West to the Atherton Tableland, which is high in the Great Dividing Range.
		We camped near Lake Eacham, which is about 800mtrs above sea level.
		The climate changed from hot and humid and often wet to cooler less humid conditions.
	www.smithsdownunder.org.uk /index.php?p=94 (368 words)

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