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In Victoria:
- Bendigo
- Ballarat
- Castlemaine
- Beechworth
- Clunes
- Heathcote
- Maryborough
- Maldon
- Dunolly
In New South Wales:
- Sofala
- Hill End
- Stuart Town
- Gulgong
- Kiandra
- Bathurst
- Bingara
- Trunkey
- West Wyalong
- Broken Hill
- Tingha
In Queensland:
- Gympie
- Mount Morgan
- Canoona
- Charters Towers
In Western Australia:
- Kalgoorlie
- Boulder
- Norseman
- Coolgardie
In the Northern Territory:
- Tennant Creek
- Pine Creek
In South Australia:
- Angaston
- Birdwood
- Deloraine
- Echunga
- Gumeracha
- Lobethal
- Willunga
- Terowie
- Waukaringa
- Tarcoola
In Tasmania
- Beaconsfield
- Mathinna
- Mangana
- Alberton
- Warrentinna
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Are there any maps of Australian Gold fields and gold mining towns?
For information and maps on the Australian goldfields, see the links below.
When was Australian Goldfields Open created?
Australian Goldfields Open was created in 1979.
What did Germans whear on the goldfields?
who knows what Germans wore on the australian goldfields
What was education on the Australian goldfields like?
education was poor on the goldfields it is not like these days
What did the Chinese on the Australian goldfields do at night?
Nothing
Did Germans mine in the Australian goldfields?
Yes they came
Was there education on the goldfields?
Initially, there were no facilities for education on the goldfields. This only came later, after small towns had sprung up around the diggings.
What impact did the chinese have on the Australian goldfields?
they made it a multicultural country
Where can you find information about the Ballarat goldfields?
They are in Victoria, Australia. The Ballarat goldfields were much like other Australian goldfields (apart from the battle of the Eureka Stockade) and so the links below will give you plenty of information about the goldfields.
Can you show me a map of the Australian goldfields?
You can find a map of the current goldfields, and more details regarding the goldfields within each state, at the related link below. The second link gives more details of the Victorian goldfields.
What happened to the Chinese after the Australian gold rush ended?
Many of the Chinese returned to their home country and their fsmilies with their gold. Many others stayed on in Australia to set up businesses in the towns that sprang up around the goldfields.
What tools did the Chinese people use on the Australian goldfields?
They used boat to navigate
