Tasmanian Towns Past & Present

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“To assist our interstate and overseas visitors a listing of Tasmanian Towns giving their current and also their colonial name”

CURRENT NAME OF TOWN	PAST NAME (S)
Sorell	Pittwater
New Norfolk	Elizabeth Town
Bellerive	Kangaroo Point
Longford	Latour
Kempton	Green Water Holes - Green Ponds
Richmond	Coal River
Colebrook	Jerusalem
Port Arthur	Carnarvon
Evandale	Morven - Gordon Plains
Avoca	St. Paul's Plains
Rokeby	Clarence Plains
Carrick	Lyttleton
Bishopsbourne	Little Hampton
Bridgewater	Green Point
Glenorchy	King George Plains - O'Briens Bridge
St. Leonard's	Patterson's Plains
Gretna	Stoney Hut Plains
Ranelagh	Victoria
Nile	Lymington
Burnie	Emu Bay
Newnham	Alanvale
Forth	Hamilton on Forth
East Devonport	Torquay
Wynyard	Table Cape
Hadspen	Reibey's Ford
Ulverstone	Cotton - Leven
Cygnet	Lovett
Dysart	Shepton Montacute
Sprent	Eden
Beaconsfield	Cabbage Tree Hill - Brandy Creek
Lefroy	Nine Mile Springs
Devonport	Formby
Woodbridge	Peppermint Bay
Geeveston	Lightwood Bottom -Honeywood
Bothwell	Fat Doe River - Clyde River
Ellendale	Monto's Marsh
Derby	Brothers Home Mine
Osterley	Native Tier
Conara	The Corners
Sandford	Muddy Plains
Lower Marshes	Glenexe - Poole's Marsh - Rose Hill
Mawbanna	Black River - Pig and Whistle
Lindisfarne	Beltana
Adventure Bay	Cookville
Pawleena	Cherry Tree Opening - Wattle Hill
Pioneer	Bradshaw's Creek
Lenah Valley	Kangaroo Valley
Lauderdale	Ralph's Bay
Baden	Rumney's Hut
Granton	South Bridgewater
Lachlan	Brushy Bottom
Magra	Back River
Buckland	Prosser Plains

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