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Place ID Name ADDRESS SUBURB Postcode Heritage Place Status Place ID Name ADDRESS SUBURB Postcode Heritage Place Status Municipality 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 131 POINT PUER RD PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 131 POINT PUER RD PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 27 SAFETY COVE RD PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 29 SAFETY COVE RD PORT ARTHUR 7082 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 6973 ARTHUR HWY PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 6973 ARTHUR HWY PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 6973 ARTHUR HWY PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 6973 ARTHUR HWY PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 6973 ARTHUR HWY PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 6973 ARTHUR HWY PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 'DEAD ISLAND' 131 POINT PUER RD PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement 'TASMAN GOLF COURSE' POINT PUER RD PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 6 Port Arthur Penal Settlement PORT ARTHUR 7182 Permanently Registered Tasman Council 7 Batt's Cottage 23 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 8 Twin Cottages 16 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 8 Twin Cottages 18 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 10 Literary Society Library 19 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 11 Town Hall 19 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 12 Bothwell Stores 12 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 13 Bothwell Post Office 10 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 14 Cottage 13 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 15 White's Shop 20 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 15 White's Shop 20 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 16 Crown Inn (The Bothwell Grange) 15 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 17 CWA Rooms 8 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 20 House 1 ALEXANDER ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 21 Mrs Gatenby's Repose 2 ARTHUR CRES BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 22 The Falls of Clyde 8 DALRYMPLE ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 24 Rock Cottage 1-3 DENNISTOUN RD BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 25 Cottage 5 DENNISTOUN RD BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 25 Cottage 5 DENNISTOUN RD BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 26 Cottage 8-10 DENNISTOUN RD BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 27 Cottage 7 DENNISTOUN RD BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 28 Grantham 1 ELIZABETH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 29 Voss Cottage 51 MILL RD COLLINSVALE 7012 Permanently Registered Glenorchy City Council 30 Cottage 12 ELIZABETH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 31 Ivy Cottage 4 ELIZABETH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 32 Birch Cottage 18 ELIZABETH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 33 Rose Cottage 20-22 ELIZABETH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 34 Owl Cottage 16 ELIZABETH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 35 Former Manse 24-26 ELIZABETH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 36 Our House 30 ELIZABETH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 37 Elizabeth House 10 HIGH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 38 Slate Cottage 4 HIGH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 39 House 16-18 HIGH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 40 Barwick Cottage 8 HIGH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 42 Cottage 6 HIGH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 43 Cottage and Butcher's Shop 30 HIGH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 44 St Luke's Uniting Church and Cemetery 10 MARKET PL BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council Tasmanian Heritage Register Permanent Provisional Registrations as at 30 August 2019 Place ID Name ADDRESS SUBURB Postcode Heritage Place Status Municipality 45 Former Headmaster's Residence 4 MARKET PL BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 46 Former State School 6-8 MARKET PL BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 47 St Michael and All Angels' Anglican Church 2 MARKET PL BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 48 Queen's Square War Memorial PATRICK ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 49 House 8 PATRICK ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 50 Castle Hotel 14 PATRICK ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 52 House 10 PATRICK ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 53 Expressions of Interest 3 PATRICK ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 54 Former Post Office 9 PATRICK ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 56 Atholin 4 PATRICK ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 61 Rockford 16 SCHAW ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 62 Wentworth House 9 WENTWORTH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 63 Clifton Priory 2 WENTWORTH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 64 Fort Wentworth 8 WENTWORTH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 65 Tannery 3 WENTWORTH ST BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 66 Thorpe Mill and Farm 189 DENNISTOUN RD BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 67 Nant 254 NANT LANE BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 69 Berriedale 357 HUMBIE RD BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 70 Ratho 2122 DENNISTOUN RD BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 72 Dungrove 3287 TO 3289 HIGHLAND LAKES RD BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 75 Selma 1840 MEADSFIELD RD BOTHWELL 7030 Permanently Registered Central Highlands Council 77 Masonic Club (former Hutchins School) 181-183 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 78 Christ College (Masonic Club) 181-183 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 79 St John's Presbyterian Church 188 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 80 Victoria League House / Hanby Villa 197 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 81 Stephenville (St Michael's Collegiate School) 212-218 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 82 House 223 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 83 Moina House 234 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 84 Maylands House 240 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 85 Tasmanian Club 132 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 85 Tasmanian Club 132 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 85 Tasmanian Club 132 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 87 House 262 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 88 Commercial Retail and House SUITE 2 277 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 89 House 287 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 89 House 287 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 90 House 301 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 91 All Saint's Church, South Hobart 339 MACQUARIE ST SOUTH HOBART 7004 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 92 Ingle Hall 89-93 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 93 ANZ Bank 22-26 ELIZABETH ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 94 Mercantile Mutual 105 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 95 National Mutual Life Building 119 MACQUARIE ST HOBART 7000 Permanently Registered Hobart City Council 96 The former Deanery, St David's Cathedral
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