Launceston

Tasmania

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Bridport

Bridport has a population of 1352 and is located 91 kilometres north east from Launceston facing Anderson Bay. Bridport is known for its excellent fishing - scallop, trout and lobster, its wonderful beaches and fantastic holiday atmosphere.

Accommodation

Motels, Hotels, Resorts, Bed & Breakfast, Apartments, Farm & Eco Holidays, Lodges & Chalets, Caravan Parks

Food

Motor Inn Restaurant, Pizza House, Resort & Convention Centre

Bridport Wildflower Reserve

Best during September to October

Toms Turnery

Edward Street

Waterhouse Protected Area

6700 hectares of coastal bush camping, sand dunes, beaches - access via the old gold mining village

Waterhouse

Gold was discovered there in 1869, but it is now nearly a ghost village

Bowood (1838)

Located 12 kms north of town - not open to the public

Wineries

Pipers Brook, Delamere, Dalrymple

Bridport Triathlon

January

Bridport Map

Latitude:

-41.014401

Longitude:

147.3982422

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