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Derwent Bridge is on the road to and from the west coast (Highway A10), 2.5 hours' drive, 186 kilometres (115 miles) from Hobart. It.. read more
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Oatlands is a colonial Town which sits 84km north of Hobart. The township is host to some of Australia's richest European heritage. Australia's largest collection of pre 1837 buildings line the streets of Oatlands. This includes the Court House, gaol and one of the only windmills to have survived from the 1800's in Australia. Follow the descriptive plaques on many of the buildings to discover the story of the Tasmanian town.
The town developed in early 19th century when it became one of four military posts along the road between north and south Tasmania. Buildings were constructed by convict settlers. Today, many of the sandstone structures have been turned into cafe's and restaurants. Other activities include a trip to Lake Dulverton and wildlife sanctuary.
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