Coolangatta War Memorial Queen Elizabeth Park
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This monument was erected in 1926 and is an obelisk topped with a funeral shroud, symbolizing those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Crossed rifles on the front suggest the soldier are now at peace. The Memorial stands alone in the park with a commanding view of both the main road and ocean. There are no nearby structures to distract from the monument.
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The monument is used today for Anzac commemoration, as the park's central location makes a natural meeting place for ceremonies.
The Byron Bay Honor Roll was used for the data analysis.
