Dunalley Information
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Dunalley Information
Dunalley is a small fishing village located half way between Hobart and Port Arthur on the Arthur Highway. It is unusually located on a narrow strip of land, which separates Forestier peninsula from Eastern Tasmania. The Denison Canal which links Dunalley Bay and Blackman Bay was hand dug in 1901-1905 and is crossed by a distinctive swing bridge, which was replaced in 1965.
Worth a visit because of the fantastic seafood, its proximity to Port Arthur and the Tasman monument commemorating the discovery of Tasmania, which was erected in 1942 to celebrate 300 years. The original monument is located beyond the mouth of Blackman Bay but is almost inaccessible.
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