No. The distance from Australia's island state of Tasmania to the closest point on the Victorian mainland is around 240 km. The only land position where one can actually one state from the other is on the official land border between Victoria and Tasmania, Boundary Islet in Bass Strait, which lies at 39°12' S. But there is no point where one can see the island state of Tasmania from the mainland state of Victoria.
No, Victoria isn't in Tasmania. Victoria is a mainland state of Australia and Tasmania is an island state of Australia. The two are separated by Bass Strait.
Yes with the help of atmospheric refraction, typically on a cold winter's day you can see mainland Tasmania on the horizon from Cooee farm, Wonyip Victoria.
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Victoria and Tasmania are separated by Bass Strait.
The Australian states of Tasmania and Victoria are separated by Bass Strait.
The ferry that runs between Victoria and Tasmania is called the Spirit of Tasmania. It docks at Devonport in Tasmania.
Victoria is the state closest to the island state of Tasmania. Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, and Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, are 378 miles (609 km) apart.
If you travelled from Tasmania to Canberra, you would need to head north.
It docks in Devonport
Penguin, Tasmania, Australia Cockatoo, Victoria, Australia
Tasmania is the island state located south of Victoria. It is separated from Victoria by Bass Strait.
No. You can only catch the "Spirit of Tasmania" ferry that runs between Melbourne and Tasmania.
The island state of Tasmania is south of Victoria.
Tasmania is Australia's island state, located south of the mainland state of Victoria.
Tasmania is an island, and state located off the southern coast of Victoria, Australia.