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Cania Dam

The boat ramp at Cania Dam sits on Lake Cania, an 88,500-megalitre impoundment on Three Moon Creek near Monto in central Queensland.

A concrete ramp provides access for launching watercraft, though its usability depends on water levels — when the lake drops below the end of the ramp, most boaters opt instead for a gravel track near the dam wall.

There are no boating restrictions on the water, and the dam's sheltered arms, flanked by sandstone cliffs and granite hills, make it well suited to smaller boats and kayaks.

The lake is a noted fishing destination, stocked with saratoga, bass, golden perch, silver perch, and several other species. A Stocked Impoundment Permit (SIP) is required for anglers aged 18 and over.


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