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What is Tasmania's longest river?
The South Esk River, in the north-east of Tasmania, is the longest, at 245 km (152 mi).
What or who was Jamestown named after?
It was named after the King of England. King James the 1st
How did the James river get is name?
The settlers named it after their king King James.
What is the Population of king island Tasmania?
The area of King Island - Tasmania - is 1,098 square kilometers.
What is Tasmania's capital and what river is it situated on?
The capital of the Australian state of Tasmania is Hobart. It is situated on the Derwent River.
Which are the longest rivers of Tasmania?
The South Esk River is Tasmania's longest river, with a length of 245km. The Derwent River is the second longest, but websites variously report it as being anywhere from 187km long, to 203, to 239km. The Gordon River, at 185km, is the third longest river in Tasmania.
What was Tasmania known as before it was named Tasmania?
Van Diemen's Land
Where is the Olga River?
Tasmania, Australia
Where is devonport Australia?
Devonport is part of the city of PLymouth and a major naval dockyard on the southwest coast of Great Britain, in the county of Devon. There is also the city of Devonport (named, as many Tasmanian towns are, for British towns and people) on the north coast of Tasmania, the island which is the southernmost state of Australia. Devonport in Tasmania is the port for the ferry which runs between the mainland and Tasmania. The British Devonport is at the mouth of the River Tamar: Tasmania also has a River Tamar not far from Devonport but the city itself is at the mouth of the River Mersey.
Hobart is situated on the banks of what river?
Hobart, capital city of Tasmania, Australia, is built on the banks of the Derwent River.
Where is Queen River?
Queen River is a river that flows through Queenstown Tasmania
Where is the Franklin River located in Australia?
In Tasmania.
