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Lighthouses of Tasmania |
The Tasmanian Index features the lighthouses that were an integral part of this island's rugged scenic coastline from the earliest days of settlement. Some of Australia's most isolated lights are in this state. Australia's second oldest lighthouse, Iron Pot built in 1832, is located just off Tasmania's capital city, Hobart. A map1 of the lighthouses listed on this website is available here. The lights are numbered as indicated below, beginning with the main lighthouse on King Island, north-east of Tasmania, Cape Wickham. |
| Bass Strait | Tasmania East Coast | Tasmania South Coast | Tasmania West Coast | Tasmania North Coast |
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Cape
Wickham2
Currie Lighthouse3
Deal Island4
Goose Island5
Swan Island |
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Eddystone
Point7
Cape
Tourville8
Cape
Forrestier9
Point
Home Lookout |
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Tasman
Island11
Iron
Pot12
Cape
Bruny13
Maatsuyker
Island |
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Hells Gate15
Cape Sorell16
Sandy
Cape17
Bluff Hill18
West Point |
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Highfield
Bluff20
Rocky
Cape21
Table
Cape22
Round
Hill Point23
Mersey
Bluff24
Tamar
River25
Low
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Keepers of Tasmania's Lighthouses
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| Cape Wickham Lighthouse | Currie Lighthouse | Goose Island Lighthouse | Swan Island Lighthouse |
Tasmania
East Coast
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Cape Forrestier
Lighthouse
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Tasmania
South Coast
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Tasmania
West Coast
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Cape Sorell Lighthouse |
Sandy Cape Lighthouse |
Bluff Hill |
West
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Tasmania
North Coast
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| Highfield Bluff (relocated) | Highfield Bluff (new) | Rocky Cape Lighthouse | Table Cape Lighthouse |
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Round Hill Point
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Tamar
River Leading Lights
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