Brampton Island (Queensland)

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Brampton Island is an island in the Cumberland Group, off shore from Mackay, near the Great Barrier Reef, in Queensland, Australia^[1]. Brampton Island is mostly designated as Brampton Islands National Park, there is also a resort on the island operated by Voyages. The highest point of the island is Peak Lookout, 214 m above sea level.

Brampton Island - Approaching Brampton Island by Helecopter.jpg Approaching Brampton Island by helicopter from the South	Brampton Island - 1.jpg View from the Peak of the resort and fishbowl.	Brampton Island - 2.jpg View from the Peak of the channel and the airstrip.	Brampton Island - 3.jpg View from the Peak towards the west and the mainland.
Brampton Island - 4.jpg View of Dingy Bay West, where the sand releases bubbles at high tide.	Brampton Island - 5.jpg The edge of the channel at dusk.	Brampton Island - 6.jpg The Saltwater pool, with the weekly barge coming with fresh supplies.	Brampton Island - 7.jpg View of the island from the south east from a plane.
Brampton Island - 8.jpg View of the island from plane over Carlisle Island.	Brampton Island - 9.jpg View of the island from the north east from a plane.	Brampton Island Queensland Resort Main Building.jpg The main building of the Resort on Brampton Island	Brampton Island Queensland Resort Overview.jpg The Resort on Brampton Island from Peak Lookout

Brampton island is currently incorrectly labelled as Carlisle Island on Google Earth. Carlisle Island is in turn incorrectly labelled as Cockermouth Island. Cockermouth Island (closest island to the east)is not labelled at all.