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The history behind this island was that Wedge Island was charted by Captain Matthew Flinders in February 1802, whereby he named it Wedge Island due to its visual shape. 1911 saw the building of the lighthouse, sited some 240 metres above sea level on the southwestern end of the island. The island now has 114 residential allotments in three distinct cluster areas, delegating a large portion of the island as National Park and Reserves, with the balance being retained as private ownership. Wedge Island offers an amazing contrast of coastal scenery, rising from the magnificent northern beach line to the dramatic 240-metre cliffs on the southern shoreline. The combination of sandy beaches with aqua-clear waters, rugged cliffs, coves and bays provides for spectacular yet serene coastal beauty that makes one feel insignificant in relation to the natural beauty and the amenity of Wedge Island. The land is only a part of the Wedge Island story: it is the sea which provides the island's identity
The history behind this island was that Wedge Island was charted by Captain Matthew Flinders in February 1802, whereby he named it Wedge Island due to its visual shape. 1911 saw the building of the lighthouse, sited some 240 metres above sea level on the southwestern end of the island. The island now has 114 residential allotments in three distinct cluster areas, delegating a large portion of the island as National Park and Reserves, with the balance being retained as private ownership. Wedge Island offers an amazing contrast of coastal scenery, rising from the magnificent northern beach line to the dramatic 240-metre cliffs on the southern shoreline. The combination of sandy beaches with aqua-clear waters, rugged cliffs, coves and bays provides for spectacular yet serene coastal beauty that makes one feel insignificant in relation to the natural beauty and the amenity of Wedge Island. The land is only a part of the Wedge Island story: it is the sea which provides the island's identity
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