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The Cumberland and Northumberland Island Groups, more commonly known as the Whitsunday Islands, form the largest offshore island chain on the east coast of Australia.Â  Between 20Âo S and 21Âo S latitudes there are 37 large islands ranging in size from 10,931ha (Whitsunday Island) to 100ha and a further 96 islands less than 100ha in size.Â  Combined they cover an area of 35,296ha or 3,529kmÂ².Â  Some of these were surveyed for archaeological sites in September, 1982, as part of a continuing investigation of islands off the Queensland coast (Rowland 1980, 1982a and 1984). Â

The Whitsunday Islands: initial historical and archaeological observations and implications for future work