Mt Gambier Album
Mt Gambier is a city of 25,000 located in the Australian State of
South Australia.  The city is unique in that it is built around four
craters of extinct volcanoes.  These craters fill with fresh water
from underground streams filtered by limestone.
Mt. Gambier's
Government Center
The Mt Gambier  Government
Center
The library includes a
beautiful view
We enter the State of South
Australia
The Government Center
includes a Library
Mt. Gambier's main water supply, Blue Lake.
(large)
The City Council Chambers in
the  Government Center
Browns Lake, one of four
volcanic crater lakes in the
city. (large)
The beautifully landscaped sink
hole in the center of the city next
to the Government Center
The bottom of the sink hole.
Princess Margaret Rose Cave
Mt Gambier from Potters Point
(large)
Near Mt Gambier the coast has
unusual rocks formations such as
The Camel
This rock formation is called  
The Rhino
Panoramic of the scenic
coastline near Mt. Gambier
(large)
Lighthouse along the
coastline--also known as
"Shipwreck Coast"
Freshwater perculates from
the ground and flows into
the sea at this point
Birds congregate where fresh
water meets the sea
Australian Black Swans
The Tuna fishing is great
near Mt Gambier
Pelicans, Australian Black
Swans,Seagulls and Cormorants
share a rock