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Coalcliff
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Coalcliff is a suburb of northern Wollongong at the base of the Illawarra escarpment, founded in 1797 when survivors of a wreck set out to find Sydney and found coal here, which they used to make a fire for warmth. Explorer George Bass was then sent by Governor Hunter to investigate, and found several seams that extended for some distance. Coalcliff has a patrolled beach, train station and the still active Illawarra Coke Company. It is where Sea Cliff Bridge begins. Parking and restrooms are available off Lawrence Hargraves Drive.
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Pd Art GalleryPauline Denney - Artist - completed Advance Fine Art Diploma in 2003. She has had
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Sea Cliff BridgeThe 665 metre Sea Cliff Bridge is a highlight along Grand Pacific Drive. The bridge
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