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2. Category:Tourist attractions in Tasmania - Wikipedia

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   Religious buildings and structures in Tasmania (1 C, 4 P) S. Shopping centres in Tasmania (5 P) Ski areas and resorts in Tasmania (2 P) Sports venues in Tasmania (8 C ...

3. List of bushwalking tracks of Tasmania - Wikipedia

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   Tasmania is well known for its bush walking tracks. Even though Tasmania is a small island, more than forty percent of its land area is protected. Therefore, there are plenty of places to go bush walking in Tasmania.

4. Overland Track - Wikipedia

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   The Overland Track spans the boundary between the Big River and Northern Tasmanian Aboriginal nations and may have been used as an access route. Several artifacts and campsites containing various stone types and tools have been discovered between Pelion Plains and Lake St Clair, and early surveyors reported huts in the area.

5. Milky Way and Tasmania's Tessellated Pavement Combine ... - AOL

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   One of Tasmania’s most picturesque tourist spots, the Tessellated Pavement close to Eaglehawk Neck, was the setting for a magical Milky Way timelapse captured by a local photographer.Ben Swanson ...

6. Southwest National Park - Wikipedia

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   South West Tasmania has been inhabited for approximately 40,000 years, and isolated from mainland Australia since the Bassian Plain flooded 8,000 years ago. [4]Tools, bones and fireplaces found in caves in what is now the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park date aboriginal occupation in south-west Tasmania back to at least 34,000 BP. [5]

7. Tourism Tasmania - Wikipedia

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   Tourism Tasmania is the authority of the Government of Tasmania for dealing with tourism. It has been a department name. [1] In a number of governments, the Tasmanian Premier has also been Minister for Tourism. [2] It is regularly partners with the Tourism Industry Council Tasmania in issues related to policies and plans. [3]