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Bortle 1 ★ First International Dark Sky Park in Australia 📍 New South Wales, Australia

Warrumbungle National Park

-31.2833000° N, 149.0000000° E • Elevation: 800m

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🌌 About This Observing Location

Extinct volcanic peaks adjacent to Siding Spring Observatory, offering crystal-clear vistas of the Galactic Core overhead.

Bortle Scale Class 1
Elevation 800 m
Latitude -31.283°
Longitude 149°

☁️ 4-Night Stargazing Cloud Forecast

Updated hourly via Open-Meteo
Sat, Oct 17
39%
Avg Night Cloud
Sunset: 19:16
Sunrise: 06:23
Fair Sky
Sun, Oct 18
9%
Avg Night Cloud
Sunset: 19:17
Sunrise: 06:22
Optimal Sky
Mon, Oct 19
15%
Avg Night Cloud
Sunset: 19:17
Sunrise: 06:21
Optimal Sky
Tue, Oct 20
1%
Avg Night Cloud
Sunset: 19:18
Sunrise: 06:20
Optimal Sky

✨ Darkness & Sky Quality

Class 1: Excellent truly dark sky.

Naked-Eye Limiting Mag: 7.6 – 8.0 mag
Milky Way Visibility: Brilliant with complex structures
Zodiacal Light: Striking & yellowish

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