| Even though Tasmania is an Island we have so many interesting little and not so little towns well worth a visit. Tasmania is 315kms (189 miles) across and 286kms (175 miles) long. About the same size as The Republic of Ireland, a little smaller than West Virginia, and one and a half times the size of Switzerland. More than 20% of Tasmania is listed as a World Heritage area, in recognition of one of the worlds greatest natural and cultural treasures. (Some info from Pacific Island travel & Walkabout) I hope you enjoy your visit around the state :-) |
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| The Central North Coast:>> including Cradle Mountain, Meander Valley, Devonport, Deloraine, Latrobe, Penguin/Ulverstone, Sheffield, Westbury. |
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| <<Launceston: including Georgetown. |
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| The North East Coast:>> including Derby, Scottsdale, St. Helens. |
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| The Midlands:>> including Campbell Town, Evandale, Kempton, Longford, Oatlands, Perth, Pontville, and Ross. |
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| The West Coast:>> including Queeenstown, Strahan, Tullah/Roseberry, and Zeehan. |
| <<Derwent Valley & Central Highlands: including Bothwell, Hamilton, & New Norfolk. |
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| <<The South East Coast: including Tasman Peninsula, Sorell, and Port Arthur. |
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| <<The Huon Channel: including Bruny Island, Huonville, and Kettering. |
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| << King Island & Flinders Island>> Are two VERY important Island off Tasmania:. |
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