13-Mar-2026 -- Once or twice each year I find myself in southeast Queensland and/or northeast New South Wales (visiting relatives). I have almost run out of Degree Confluence Points that lie within a 1-day round-trip drive of this area. This was one of the few remaining - a ‘forgotten’ Degree Confluence Point, with just one previous visit, more than 24 years ago.

From Noosaville, where I’d spent the previous night, I embarked on a long drive through a series of rural towns and settlements: Gympie, Kilkivan, Goomeri, Murgon, Wondai, Durong, Boondooma, and finally Monogorilby. Each seemed to be progressively less developed, and the same was true of the roads - progressing from motorway, to wide paved, to narrow paved, to paved only with a strip in the center, to gravel, to dirt.

From Monogorilby, I drove northwards on (dirt) Boundary Road, and parked where it made its closest approach to the point, at [-26.008061,150.983997], 1.84 km away. From here I climbed over a gate and walked east-northeastward along an old road cut, next to a fence. Eventually, I crossed the fence, bushwhacked through thinly-spaced trees, crossed another fence, and ended up on another old road cut, which led directly to the point, which lay just off the side of the road cut. Fortunately the signs that the previous visitors had posted (more than 24 years ago) were nowhere to be seen.

Here is a remote-controlled aerial video of this confluence point.