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	\| name = Plane Creek Mill		\| name = Plane Creek Mill
	\| image = Plane Creek Sugar Mill, Sarina, 2016 01.jpg		\| image = Plane Creek Sugar Mill, Sarina, 2016 01.jpg
	\| caption = Plane Creek Mill. 2016. ~~[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Kerry%20Raymond (~~Kerry Raymond)]		\| caption = Plane Creek Mill. 2016. Kerry Raymond.
	\| coordinates = [https://www.google.com/maps?q=-21.427341476459038,149.21522547712985 21.42734° S, 149.21522° E]		\| coordinates = [https://www.google.com/maps?q=-21.427341476459038,149.21522547712985 21.42734° S, 149.21522° E]
	\| region = [[Central Queensland Region\|Sarina]]		\| region = [[Central Queensland Region\|Sarina]]
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	\| owner = [[Wilmar Sugar]]		\| owner = [[Wilmar Sugar]]
	\| gauge = 610 mm (2 ft)		\| gauge = 610 mm (2 ft)
	\| crush = 1,200,000 tonnes, seasonal average		\| crush = 1,200,000 tonnes (seasonal average)
	}}'''Plane Creek Sugar Mill''' is a sugar mill located in [[Sarina]], approximately 37 kilometres south of [[Mackay]], [[Queensland]]. It is currently owned by [[Wilmar Sugar]] and ~~operates a 610mm gauge~~ tramway network ~~to transport sugar cane from surrounding farms to the mill~~.		}}
			'''Plane Creek Sugar Mill''' is a sugar mill located in [[Sarina]], approximately 37 kilometres south of [[Mackay, Queensland\|Mackay]]. It is currently owned by [[Wilmar Sugar]] and serves as the economic anchor for the Sarina district. The mill is notable for its diversified operations, including an adjacent distillery, and its extensive tramway network that utilizes unique distributed power trains.

	== History ==		== History ==
	=== Establishment ===		=== Establishment ===
	The Plane Creek area was first settled by pastoralists Edmund Atherton and Henry Bell in the 1860s.~~<ref>Mackay History, ''Plane Creek Sugar Mill, 1896-'', http://www.mackayhistory.org/research/sugar_mills/plane_creek.html</ref>~~ By the 1890s, local farmers sought to establish a central sugar mill to process cane crops in the district. The ~~'''~~Plane Creek Central Mill Company Limited~~'''~~ was formed in March 1894 under the ''Sugar Works Guarantee Act 1893'', which allowed the company to mortgage land to the Queensland Government in exchange for a loan of ~~£65~~,000 to construct the mill.<ref>~~Queensland Government~~, ~~''Sarina Community History'', https~~://www.~~qld~~.~~gov.au~~/~~firstnations~~/~~cultural-awareness-heritage-arts~~/~~community-histories/community-histories-s-t/community-histories-sarina~~</ref>		The Plane Creek area was first settled by pastoralists Edmund Atherton and Henry Bell in the 1860s. By the 1890s, local farmers sought to establish a central sugar mill to process cane crops in the district. The Plane Creek Central Mill Company Limited was formed in March 1894 under the ''Sugar Works Guarantee Act 1893'', which allowed the company to mortgage land to the Queensland Government in exchange for a loan of 65,000 pounds to construct the mill.<ref name="MackayHist_Plane">Mackay Historical Society. "Plane Creek Sugar Mill, 1896-". http://www.mackayhistory.org/research/sugar_mills/plane_creek.html</ref>

	The contract for the mill machinery was awarded to [[Walkers Limited]] of [[Maryborough]]. Construction began under the supervision of G. Wolfe and J.B. Wood, and the first crushing season commenced on 4 November 1896. During this inaugural season, the mill processed 3,579 tonnes of cane to produce 371 tonnes of raw sugar.~~<ref>Mackay History, ''Plane Creek Sugar Mill, 1896-'', http://www.mackayhistory.org/research/sugar_mills/plane_creek.html</ref>~~		The contract for the mill machinery was awarded to [[Walkers Limited]] of [[Maryborough]]. Construction began under the supervision of G. Wolfe and J.B. Wood, and the first crushing season commenced on 4 November 1896. During this inaugural season, the mill processed 3,579 tonnes of cane to produce 371 tonnes of raw sugar.

	=== Operational History ===		=== Operational History ===
	Initially, the mill struggled financially, leading to the appointment of government guarantor directors. However, operations stabilised by the early 20th century. A significant development occurred in 1925 with the construction of the Plane Creek Power Alcohol Company plant adjacent to the mill. This facility was designed to process molasses (a byproduct of sugar production) into ethanol, a project supported by then Queensland Premier [[Edward Theodore]].~~<ref>Wikipedia, ''Plane Creek Sugar Mill'', https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plane_Creek_Sugar_Mill</ref>~~		Initially, the mill struggled financially, leading to the appointment of government guarantor directors. However, operations stabilised by the early 20th century. A significant development occurred in 1925 with the construction of the Plane Creek Power Alcohol Company plant adjacent to the mill. This facility was designed to process molasses (a byproduct of sugar production) into ethanol, a project supported by then Queensland Premier [[Edward Theodore]].

	The mill's water supply was secured through the construction of weirs on Plane Creek in 1926 and 1935. The extension of the [[North Coast railway line]] in the 1920s allowed cane to be transported from as far south as [[Flaggy Rock]].~~<ref>Wikipedia, ''Plane Creek Sugar Mill'', https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plane_Creek_Sugar_Mill</ref>~~		The mill's water supply was secured through the construction of weirs on Plane Creek in 1926 and 1935. The extension of the [[North Coast railway line]] in the 1920s allowed cane to be transported from as far south as Flaggy Rock. In 1995, Plane Creek Mill commenced the production of Very High Pol (VHP) sugar, also known as VLC (Very Low Colour) sugar.<ref name="ACFA">Australian Cane Farmers Association. "Historical Events".</ref>

	In 1995, Plane Creek Mill commenced the production of Very High Pol (VHP) sugar, also known as VLC (Very Low Colour) sugar.<ref>Australian Cane Farmers Association~~, ''~~Historical Events~~'', https://www.acfa.com~~.~~au/sugar-industry/historical-events/~~</ref>

	=== Ownership ===		=== Ownership ===
	The mill remained a grower-owned cooperative for much of its history.		The mill remained a grower owned cooperative for much of its history.
	* '''1974:''' The mill was acquired by [[Pioneer Sugar]] Mills Limited.		* '''1974:''' The mill was acquired by [[Pioneer Sugar]] Mills Limited.
	* '''1987:''' [[CSR ~~Limited~~]] acquired Pioneer Sugar, bringing Plane Creek under its control.		* '''1987:''' [[CSR]] Limited acquired Pioneer Sugar, bringing Plane Creek under its control.
	* '''2010:''' CSR sold its sugar milling division, Sucrogen, to the Singapore-based agribusiness [[Wilmar International]]. The mill is currently operated by Wilmar Sugar Australia.<ref>Wilmar Sugar~~, ''~~Mills~~: Plane Creek'',~~ https://www.wilmarsugar-anz.com/what-we-do/mills</ref>		* '''2010:''' CSR sold its sugar milling division, Sucrogen, to the Singapore based agribusiness [[Wilmar International]]. The mill is currently operated by Wilmar Sugar Australia.<ref name="Wilmar_Mills">Wilmar Sugar. "Our Mills". https://www.wilmarsugar-anz.com/what-we-do/mills</ref>

	== Infrastructure ==		== Infrastructure ==
	=== Tramway ===		=== Tramway ===
	The mill operates an extensive ~~610mm~~ (2 ft) gauge tramway network. Original proposals in 1896 included a 15-mile line to a wharf at Louisa Creek for sugar export.~~<ref>Mackay History, ''Plane Creek Sugar Mill, 1896-'', http://www.mackayhistory.org/research/sugar_mills/plane_creek.html</ref>~~ Today, the network extends south to Carmilla and is known for its long haulage distances.		The mill operates an extensive 610 mm (2 ft) gauge tramway network. Original proposals in 1896 included a 15 mile line to a wharf at Louisa Creek for sugar export. Today, the network extends south to Carmilla and is known for its long haulage distances.

	A unique feature of the Plane Creek railway operations is the use of Distributed Power (DP) trains, where a second locomotive is placed mid-train to assist with braking and traction on long consists. This system is used on the run from the Karloo siding, approximately ~~65km~~ from the mill.<ref>YouTube~~, ''~~Queensland's Cane Trains - Plane Creek Part 1~~'', https://www.youtube~~.~~com/watch?v=LUoP2cVdrJI~~</ref>		A unique feature of the Plane Creek railway operations is the use of '''Distributed Power (DP)''' trains, where a second locomotive is placed mid train to assist with braking and traction on long consists. This system is typically used on the run from the Karloo siding, approximately 65 kilometres from the mill.<ref name="YouTube_DP">YouTube. "Queensland's Cane Trains - Plane Creek Part 1".</ref>

	=== Rolling Stock ===		=== Rolling Stock ===
	The locomotive fleet has historically included both steam and diesel traction.		The locomotive fleet has historically included both steam and diesel traction.
	* '''Steam:''' Early motive power included locomotives from [[John Fowler & Co.]] and [[Maffei]]. Notable units included "Coronation" and "Billy" (Maffei 0-6-0WT, built 1911).~~<ref>Mackay History, ''Mackay Cane Railway Steam Locomotives'', http://www.mackayhistory.org/research/sugar_cane_trains/037_steam_1911_JA%20Maffei.html</ref>~~		* '''Steam:''' Early motive power included locomotives from [[John Fowler & Co.]] and [[Maffei]]. Notable units included "Coronation" and "Billy" (Maffei 0-6-0WT, built 1911).
	* '''Diesel:''' The mill began dieselisation in the mid-20th century. The fleet has included:		* '''Diesel:''' The mill began dieselisation in the mid 20th century. The fleet has included [[Clyde Engineering]] 0-6-0DH units and rebuilt ex-government locomotives, such as the "Carmilla" (ex-[[New South Wales Government Railways]] [[73 class]]) and "Victoria" (ex-[[Queensland Rail]] [[DH class]]).
	** [[Clyde Engineering]] 0-6-0DH units ~~(e.g., D1, D2, No. 3, No. 4).~~
	** [[Commonwealth Engineering]] (Com-Eng) 0-6-0DH units.
	** Rebuilt ex-government locomotives, such as the "Carmilla" (ex-~~NSWGR~~ [[73 class]]) and "Victoria" (ex-Queensland Rail [[DH class]]).~~<ref>Light Railway Research Society of Australia, ''Australian sugar industry locomotives - 2000'', https://www.lrrsa.org.au/LRR_SGRe.htm</ref>~~

	== Production Statistics ==		== Production Statistics ==
	~~As of the 2020s,~~ Plane Creek Mill ~~has~~ the ~~following average annual production statistics:<ref>Wilmar Sugar, ''Refined sugar - Wilmar Sugar'', https://www.wilmarsugar-anz~~.~~com/what-we-do/mills?view=article&id=22</ref>~~		Plane Creek Mill is a consistent producer for the Central Region.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	! ~~Commodity~~		! Statistic
	! ~~Average Annual Output~~		! Value
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Sugar Cane Crushed~~		\| Average Annual Crush
	\| 1,200,000 tonnes		\| 1,200,000 tonnes
	\|-		\|-
	\| Raw Sugar ~~Produced~~		\| Raw Sugar Production
	\| 180,000 tonnes		\| 180,000 tonnes
			\|-
			\| Railway Gauge
			\| 610 mm (2 ft)
			\|-
			\| Key By-product
			\| Ethanol (Distillery)
	\|}		\|}

	~~== See Also ==~~
	* [[List of sugar mills in Queensland]]
	* [[Sugar tramways in Queensland]]

	== Location ==		== Location ==
	<display_map>-21.~~427341476459038~~, 149.~~21522547712985~~</display_map>		<display_map>-21.42734, 149.21522</display_map>

	== Rollingstock ==		== Rollingstock ==

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	\| region = [[Central Queensland Region\|Sarina]]		\| region = [[Central Queensland Region\|Sarina]]
	\| lga = [[Mackay Regional Council]]		\| lga = [[Mackay Regional Council]]
	\| established = ~~1886~~ ({{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-~~1886~~}} years ago)		\| established = 1896 ({{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-1896}} years ago)
	\| closed =		\| closed =
	\| owner = [[Wilmar Sugar]]		\| owner = [[Wilmar Sugar]]

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	\| established = 1886 ({{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-1886}} years ago)		\| established = 1886 ({{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-1886}} years ago)
	\| closed =		\| closed =
	\| owner = [[~~Mackay~~ Sugar]]		\| owner = [[Wilmar Sugar]]
	\| gauge = 610 mm (2 ft)		\| gauge = 610 mm (2 ft)
	\| crush = 1,200,000 tonnes, seasonal average		\| crush = 1,200,000 tonnes, seasonal average

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	{{Infobox Mill		{{Infobox Mill
	\| name = ~~Racecourse~~ Mill		\| name = Plane Creek Mill
	\| image = ~~Racecourse~~ Sugar Mill, 2016.jpg		\| image = Plane Creek Sugar Mill, Sarina, 2016 01.jpg
	\| caption = ~~Racecourse~~ Mill. 2016. [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Kerry%20Raymond (Kerry Raymond)]		\| caption = Plane Creek Mill. 2016. [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Kerry%20Raymond (Kerry Raymond)]
	\| coordinates = [https://www.google.com/maps?q=-21.~~164474532632777~~,149.~~13422366506873~~ 21.~~16447°~~ S, 149.~~13422°~~ E]		\| coordinates = [https://www.google.com/maps?q=-21.427341476459038,149.21522547712985 21.42734° S, 149.21522° E]
	\| region = [[Central Queensland Region\|~~Mackay~~]]		\| region = [[Central Queensland Region\|Sarina]]
	\| lga = [[Mackay Regional Council]]		\| lga = [[Mackay Regional Council]]
	\| established = 1886 ({{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-1886}} years ago)		\| established = 1886 ({{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-1886}} years ago)
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	\| owner = [[Mackay Sugar]]		\| owner = [[Mackay Sugar]]
	\| gauge = 610 mm (2 ft)		\| gauge = 610 mm (2 ft)
	\| crush = 1,~~600~~,000 tonnes, seasonal average		\| crush = 1,200,000 tonnes, seasonal average
	}}'''Plane Creek Sugar Mill''' is a sugar mill located in [[Sarina]], approximately 37 kilometres south of [[Mackay]], [[Queensland]]. It is currently owned by [[Wilmar Sugar]] and operates a 610mm gauge tramway network to transport sugar cane from surrounding farms to the mill.		}}'''Plane Creek Sugar Mill''' is a sugar mill located in [[Sarina]], approximately 37 kilometres south of [[Mackay]], [[Queensland]]. It is currently owned by [[Wilmar Sugar]] and operates a 610mm gauge tramway network to transport sugar cane from surrounding farms to the mill.

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	== Location ==		== Location ==
	<display_map>-21.~~164594429714306~~, 149.~~1348323906588~~</display_map>		<display_map>-21.427341476459038, 149.21522547712985</display_map>

	== Rollingstock ==		== Rollingstock ==
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	\|db=locos		\|db=locos
	\|from=locos		\|from=locos
	\|where=current_mill LIKE "%~~Racecourse~~%" OR purchasing_mill LIKE "%~~Racecourse~~%"		\|where=current_mill LIKE "%Plane Creek%" OR purchasing_mill LIKE "%Plane Creek%"
	\|data=name=name,builder=builder,model=model,serial=serial_number,year=year,current_mill=current_mill,notes=notes		\|data=name=name,builder=builder,model=model,serial=serial_number,year=year,current_mill=current_mill,notes=notes
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	~~Operated~~ by Wilmar Sugar Australia. ~~Opened~~ 1896.		{{Infobox Mill
			\| name = Racecourse Mill
			\| image = Racecourse Sugar Mill, 2016.jpg
			\| caption = Racecourse Mill. 2016. [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Kerry%20Raymond (Kerry Raymond)]
			\| coordinates = [https://www.google.com/maps?q=-21.164474532632777,149.13422366506873 21.16447° S, 149.13422° E]
			\| region = [[Central Queensland Region\|Mackay]]
			\| lga = [[Mackay Regional Council]]
			\| established = 1886 ({{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-1886}} years ago)
			\| closed =
			\| owner = [[Mackay Sugar]]
			\| gauge = 610 mm (2 ft)
			\| crush = 1,600,000 tonnes, seasonal average
			}}'''Plane Creek Sugar Mill''' is a sugar mill located in [[Sarina]], approximately 37 kilometres south of [[Mackay]], [[Queensland]]. It is currently owned by [[Wilmar Sugar]] and operates a 610mm gauge tramway network to transport sugar cane from surrounding farms to the mill.

			== History ==
			=== Establishment ===
			The Plane Creek area was first settled by pastoralists Edmund Atherton and Henry Bell in the 1860s.<ref>Mackay History, ''Plane Creek Sugar Mill, 1896-'', http://www.mackayhistory.org/research/sugar_mills/plane_creek.html</ref> By the 1890s, local farmers sought to establish a central sugar mill to process cane crops in the district. The '''Plane Creek Central Mill Company Limited''' was formed in March 1894 under the ''Sugar Works Guarantee Act 1893'', which allowed the company to mortgage land to the Queensland Government in exchange for a loan of £65,000 to construct the mill.<ref>Queensland Government, ''Sarina Community History'', https://www.qld.gov.au/firstnations/cultural-awareness-heritage-arts/community-histories/community-histories-s-t/community-histories-sarina</ref>

			The contract for the mill machinery was awarded to [[Walkers Limited]] of [[Maryborough]]. Construction began under the supervision of G. Wolfe and J.B. Wood, and the first crushing season commenced on 4 November 1896. During this inaugural season, the mill processed 3,579 tonnes of cane to produce 371 tonnes of raw sugar.<ref>Mackay History, ''Plane Creek Sugar Mill, 1896-'', http://www.mackayhistory.org/research/sugar_mills/plane_creek.html</ref>

			=== Operational History ===
			Initially, the mill struggled financially, leading to the appointment of government guarantor directors. However, operations stabilised by the early 20th century. A significant development occurred in 1925 with the construction of the Plane Creek Power Alcohol Company plant adjacent to the mill. This facility was designed to process molasses (a byproduct of sugar production) into ethanol, a project supported by then Queensland Premier [[Edward Theodore]].<ref>Wikipedia, ''Plane Creek Sugar Mill'', https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plane_Creek_Sugar_Mill</ref>

			The mill's water supply was secured through the construction of weirs on Plane Creek in 1926 and 1935. The extension of the [[North Coast railway line]] in the 1920s allowed cane to be transported from as far south as [[Flaggy Rock]].<ref>Wikipedia, ''Plane Creek Sugar Mill'', https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plane_Creek_Sugar_Mill</ref>

			In 1995, Plane Creek Mill commenced the production of Very High Pol (VHP) sugar, also known as VLC (Very Low Colour) sugar.<ref>Australian Cane Farmers Association, ''Historical Events'', https://www.acfa.com.au/sugar-industry/historical-events/</ref>

			=== Ownership ===
			The mill remained a grower-owned cooperative for much of its history.
			* '''1974:''' The mill was acquired by [[Pioneer Sugar]] Mills Limited.
			* '''1987:''' [[CSR Limited]] acquired Pioneer Sugar, bringing Plane Creek under its control.
			* '''2010:''' CSR sold its sugar milling division, Sucrogen, to the Singapore-based agribusiness [[Wilmar International]]. The mill is currently operated by Wilmar Sugar Australia.<ref>Wilmar Sugar, ''Mills: Plane Creek'', https://www.wilmarsugar-anz.com/what-we-do/mills</ref>

			== Infrastructure ==
			=== Tramway ===
			The mill operates an extensive 610mm (2 ft) gauge tramway network. Original proposals in 1896 included a 15-mile line to a wharf at Louisa Creek for sugar export.<ref>Mackay History, ''Plane Creek Sugar Mill, 1896-'', http://www.mackayhistory.org/research/sugar_mills/plane_creek.html</ref> Today, the network extends south to Carmilla and is known for its long haulage distances.

			A unique feature of the Plane Creek railway operations is the use of Distributed Power (DP) trains, where a second locomotive is placed mid-train to assist with braking and traction on long consists. This system is used on the run from the Karloo siding, approximately 65km from the mill.<ref>YouTube, ''Queensland's Cane Trains - Plane Creek Part 1'', https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUoP2cVdrJI</ref>

			=== Rolling Stock ===
			The locomotive fleet has historically included both steam and diesel traction.
			* '''Steam:''' Early motive power included locomotives from [[John Fowler & Co.]] and [[Maffei]]. Notable units included "Coronation" and "Billy" (Maffei 0-6-0WT, built 1911).<ref>Mackay History, ''Mackay Cane Railway Steam Locomotives'', http://www.mackayhistory.org/research/sugar_cane_trains/037_steam_1911_JA%20Maffei.html</ref>
			* '''Diesel:''' The mill began dieselisation in the mid-20th century. The fleet has included:
			** [[Clyde Engineering]] 0-6-0DH units (e.g., D1, D2, No. 3, No. 4).
			** [[Commonwealth Engineering]] (Com-Eng) 0-6-0DH units.
			** Rebuilt ex-government locomotives, such as the "Carmilla" (ex-NSWGR [[73 class]]) and "Victoria" (ex-Queensland Rail [[DH class]]).<ref>Light Railway Research Society of Australia, ''Australian sugar industry locomotives - 2000'', https://www.lrrsa.org.au/LRR_SGRe.htm</ref>

			== Production Statistics ==
			As of the 2020s, Plane Creek Mill has the following average annual production statistics:<ref>Wilmar Sugar, ''Refined sugar - Wilmar Sugar'', https://www.wilmarsugar-anz.com/what-we-do/mills?view=article&id=22</ref>
			{\| class="wikitable"
			! Commodity
			! Average Annual Output
			\|-
			\| Sugar Cane Crushed
			\| 1,200,000 tonnes
			\|-
			\| Raw Sugar Produced
			\| 180,000 tonnes
			\|}

			== See Also ==
			* [[List of sugar mills in Queensland]]
			* [[Sugar tramways in Queensland]]

			== Location ==
			<display_map>-21.164594429714306, 149.1348323906588</display_map>

			== Rollingstock ==

			{{#get_db_data:
			\|db=locos
			\|from=locos
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			}}

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			<tr>
			<th>Name</th>
			<th>Builder</th>
			<th>Model</th>
			<th>Serial</th>
			<th>Year</th>
			<th>Current Mill</th>
			<th>Notes</th>
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			== References ==
			<references />

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