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Rockhampton (ROK): route 440 to the Capricorn Coast

A stop called Terminal Dr at Rockhampton Airport is served by route 440, Rockhampton to the Capricorn Coast, 08:30 to 18:12.

  • The stop is Terminal Dr at Rockhampton Airport, about 540 metres from the runway reference point.
  • Route 440, Rockhampton to the Capricorn Coast, is the service, about 56 scheduled calls, 08:30 to 18:12.
  • Emu Park is the coastal destination, about 45 km east, along with Yeppoon.
  • That makes this a regional link rather than a city bus, which is unusual for an airport route.
  • Nothing starts before half past eight in the morning.
  • Hunter Street carries two stops about 1.1 km away, near Gorle Street and at Fenlon Street.
  • Rockhampton itself is about 5 km north of the airport.
  • The Tropic of Capricorn passes through the city, which is what the coast is named for.

The one route

  • Youngs Bus Service runs route 440, Rockhampton to the Capricorn Coast, calling at Terminal Dr at Rockhampton Airport.
  • About 56 scheduled calls, 08:30 to 18:12.
  • Its destinations include Emu Park and Emu Park Primary, out on the coast.
  • This is a regional coach rather than a town service, which means it suits people heading straight for the beaches.

The gaps

  • Nothing before 08:30. Rockhampton has early departures to Brisbane that this does not cover.
  • Nothing after about 18:15.
  • Taxis and ride-hail are at the terminal, and the city is only about 5 km away.

Nearby stops

  • Hunter Street near Gorle Street and Hunter Street at Fenlon Street, both about 1.1 km, some marked hail and ride.
  • Hail and ride means you flag the bus down rather than waiting at a marked post, which is common on Queensland regional networks.

The region

  • Rockhampton sits on the Fitzroy river, and the Tropic of Capricorn runs through the city.
  • Yeppoon and Emu Park are the Capricorn Coast towns, and the departure point for Great Keppel Island.
  • The city calls itself the beef capital of Australia, and the surrounding cattle country is the reason the airport exists at the scale it does.

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