The North Coast Line is a railway line in Australia that runs along the eastern coast of Queensland. It connects the city of Brisbane to the town of Cairns, covering a distance of approximately 1,680 kilometers. The line serves both passenger and freight services, playing a crucial role in regional transport and tourism. The North Coast Line passes through several key locations, including Gympie, Maryborough, and Mackay. It features scenic views of coastal landscapes, rainforests, and rural areas, making it a popular route for travelers. The line is part of the larger Queensland Rail network, which facilitates connectivity across the state.