Rosebery, Tasmania, Australia
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Rosebery is a small town
located in the north west of Tasmania - the island state of
Australia located off the south coast of the mainland. The major
employer in the area is rhe zinc mine. The mine hosts
a very interesting Heritage Centre showing mining history of the
region.
The town is the perfect base for excursions to the
stunningly beautiful natural wonders of the north west, such as
Cradle Mountain, the Montezuma waterfall, the Franklin River and the
magnificent rainforests of the Hellyer Gorge. Fishing, canoeing, white water rafting, rock
climbing, or just plain walking - it's all available, and for
photographers, it is a case of "can't take a bad picture if you want
to". Budding geologists, too will find the area of
great interest.
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Visitors to Rosebery who have arrived in Tasmania via the TT Lines Melbourne to Devonport ferries, or by air into Launceston or Burnie will probably approach the town on this road through Tullah. The spectacular view is of Mt. Murchison. | |
| The weather is temperate and can be changeable, so it is sensible to check forecasts before undertaking outdoor excursions. Take suitable clothing and/or equipment and inform someone of your plans. Don't forget your camera! |
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(Accommodation, Eating, Tours, Motoring, Internet, Industry, General). |
Cemetery
records
Listing of the Williamsford-Rosebery cemetery records. | |
