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• D'Aguilar lies on the D'Aguilar Highway between Dayboro.
• To the north of Dayboro lies the D'Aguilar Range and the mountain township of Samford.
• On 25 September 1920 a railway line to Dayboro was opened, running through Samford from Ferny Grove.
• "' Dayboro "'is a town and locality in the Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia.
• Kobble Creek is situated along Mount Samson Road to the south of Dayboro, approximately northwest of the Brisbane central business district.
• He first selected land in the Dayboro area in the late 1860s and pioneered sugar growing on his extensive properties in the district.
• Fingerboard Road is an important transport artery for residents in Mount Mee and beyond as it avoids going through the Dayboro town centre.
• Thiele suffered from severe arthritis from 1955 and in his later years left South Australia to settle in warmer conditions near Dayboro, Queensland.
• Gympie Road, Dayboro Road and Anzac Avenue roundabout junction and surrounding area encompass the town centre which includes retail, commerce and mechanical industries.
• It was built from 1956 to 1961 by K D Morris & Sons Pty Ltd . It is also known as Dayboro Road Pumping Station.
• The Dayboro line is also famous for Queensland's worst rail disaster, which occurred on the morning of 5 May 1947 near Camp Mountain.
• A reminder of C17 class locomotive 824 left the rails near Camp Mountain on the Dayboro line claiming the lives of 16 people and 38 injured.
• Remnants of the railway line can still be found throughout Dayboro and surrounding districts, including former railway bridges over the North Pine River, and cuttings along Strong Road.
• "' Sweeney's Reserve "'is a heritage-listed park at Old Dayboro Road, Petrie, Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia.
• "' North Pine Pumping Station "'is a heritage-listed pumping station at Lake Kurwongbah-Dayboro Road, Kurwongbah, Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia.
• The line serviced Dayboro and surrounding areas for 35 years, continuing to operate until 1 July 1955 when it closed due to declining traffic, largely from the increased access to the area by road traffic.
• Although the first known inhabitant, John McKenzie, operated a pit sawmill just south of the townsite from 1866, the third and final name selected for Dayboro honours another notable early settler, William Henry Day.
• Water was conveyed from the dam, later to be known as Lake Kurwongbah, via a tunnel containing a 30-inch ( 76.2 cm ) main that passed under the Petrie to Dayboro Road.
• Dairy farming and timber were other industries in the district and out to the end of the line at Dayboro, as well as the quarrying of granite at Camp Mountain, used in the foundations of Brisbane City Hall.
• The "'Camp Mountain rail accident "'occurred at approximately 9 : 48am on 5 May 1947 when a crowded picnic train Dayboro line, approximately northwest of Brisbane, the state capital of Queensland, Australia.