Figure 3
The map depicts Queensland, Australia, with multiple marked locations identified by red map pins. Most locations are distributed along the eastern coastline, stretching from Port Douglas and Townsville in the north to Rockhampton, Mackay and Bundaberg in the central region, and extending south to Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. A cluster of markers is highlighted in a boxed section around Brisbane and the Gold Coast area, indicating a high concentration of sites there. Additional inland markers appear near Mount Isa, Emerald, Roma and Charleville. The distribution shows both coastal and inland locations, with the greatest density of marked points in the south east of Queensland.Geographical distribution of respondents (state-wide)
Source: Authors’ own work