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Historiske steder i Tasmanien

Tasmanian Historic Sites

Tasmania’s landscape is marked by its colonial and industrial history, featuring UNESCO World Heritage-listed convict sites like Port Arthur and the Ross Female Factory. This collection includes ruins of 19th-century infrastructure, such as the Maria Island limestone kilns and the convict-built Spiky Bridge. From abandoned copper and tin mines to maritime relics and early surveyor monuments, these sites document the island's transition from a penal colony to a thriving agricultural and mining hub.

Tasmanian Historic Sites — Kort
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Port Arthur Historic Site

Port Arthur is a town and former convict settlement on the Tasman Peninsula, in Tasmania, Australia.
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Engine House

Ruined industrial structure on Maria Island, part of the 19th-century Darlington settlement.
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Limestone Kilns

19th-century kilns on Maria Island used for cement production during the island's industrial era.
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Spiky Bridge

Convict-built bridge from the 1840s, constructed without mortar using fieldstones and featuring distinctive vertical stones along the parapet.
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Whale sculpture

A monument at Cockle Creek marking the site of a 19th-century whaling station.
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Tin Mine

Remnants of historic tin mining operations in northeastern Tasmania.
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Horton College

Horton College was a 19th-century independent Wesleyan Methodist boys' boarding school, at Mona Vale near Ross, Tasmania, Australia.
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Sunk Ship

Remains of a vessel located in the ship graveyard near Strahan.
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Abandoned copper mine

Archaeological site of a former copper mining operation in the Central Highlands.
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Callington Mill

A restored 1837 tower windmill in Oatlands, notable as one of the few working examples of its type in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Brick Kiln

Remains of a historic kiln used for local brickmaking in the Strahan region.
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Sunk Ship

Remains of a historic vessel located in the ship graveyard near Strahan.
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Country Womens Association Rotunda

A commemorative structure in Strahan dedicated to the local Country Women's Association branch.
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The Religious Instructor's House

Stone ruins of the 19th-century residence for the religious instructor at the Maria Island convict settlement.
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Workman's Cottage

Ruined 19th-century domestic dwelling on Maria Island, once part of the industrial-era housing.
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Engineer's house

Remains of a residence built for the engineer of the Maria Island industrial works.
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The Grand Hotel

Ruins of the 1880s hotel built during Maria Island's industrial boom led by Diego Bernacchi.
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Well

Historic stone-lined water well on Maria Island used during the 19th century.
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Limestone Kilns

Industrial ruins on Maria Island used for processing limestone for cement.
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Ross Female Factory

Remains of a mid-19th-century penal site used to house and reform female convicts.
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Early Surveyors - Centre of Tasmania

A monument marking the island's geographical center as calculated by colonial-era surveyors.
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Long Marsh Site

Ruins of an 1840s convict probation station and an uncompleted stone dam in the Eastern Tiers.
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Commandant's Residence site

Archaeological remains of the official residence at the Maria Island penal settlement.
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Saltworks

Remains of the 1830s Lisdillon salt production facility near Little Swanport.
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