Brisbane Central

Brisbane Central is on a protruding tongue of land on the northern side of the Brisbane River. Bordered on three sides by the river, the northern edge of Brisbane Central adjoins the suburbs of Spring Hill and Fortitude Valley. Petrie Terrace to the west, once separate, is now included with the central city area.

Further Reading: 

F.J. Brew and R. Dunn, Sixty-six years of municipal government, Brisbane, Brisbane City Council, 1925

Don Marshall, Brisbane: portrait of a city, Brisbane, Robert Brown & Associates, c1991, 1994

Royal Institute of Architects (Queensland Chapter), Buildings of Queensland, Brisbane, Jacaranda Press, 1959

John R. Cole, Shaping a city: Greater Brisbane 1925-1985, Eagle Farm, William Brooks Qld, 1984

Graham De Gruchy, Architecture in Brisbane, Bowen Hills, Boolarong with Kookaburra Books, 1988

Gordon Greenwood and John Laverty, Brisbane 1859-1959, edited by Gordon Greenwood, produced by Oswald L. Ziegler for the Council of the City of Brisbane, Sydney, Ziegler, 1959

William Job, The building of Brisbane 1828-1940, St Lucia, University of Queensland Press, 2002

W. Ross Johnston, Brisbane: the first thirty years, Bowen Hills, Boolarong, 1988

J.G. Steele, Brisbane Town in Convict Days, St Lucia, University of Queensland Press, 1975

Pamela Statham, The origins of Australia's capital cities, Melbourne, Cambridge University Press, 1989

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