Richmond

Once the third largest settlement in Tasmania, Richmond pre-dates Port Arthur and was the gateway to the east. Australia’s oldest surviving large stone arch bridge is still used today. Includes photos of Coal River Valley and surrounding area.

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  • Richmond Bridge, low shot close to water with church spire apearing though an arch.
  • Taken from down the river for a different perspective of the 1823 stone bridge.
  • Tasmanian Gingerbread!


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