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mavista picnic shelter at the the start of the the rainforest walk off resolution rd
behind adventure Bay The historic Bruny island lighthouse played a a critical role in Tasmania's maritime history without predators to to prey on them a a unique population of 100 or so albino Bennett's wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus) thrives on Bruny island fOr MOre COverAge Of THiS AreA See MAP On PAge 49 on arrival at adventure Bay you’ll be greeted by the sight of this huge globe with marine mammals swimming within it it Blackmans Bay Howden
shorT Trip: Bruny island Margate
Nierinna Poverty Gully
Barretta  B68   Electrona
Snug
    Tinderbox
Dennes Dennes Point Point Dennes Dennes Point Point Iron Pot
Coningham
Coningham
N R A     Soldiers Pt
Cape de la Sortie
   Woodbridge Birchs Bay Clennett Hills
Middleton
   Lower Snug
Oyster Cove
Killora
C625
Lowes Hill Barnes Bay Storm Bay Yellow Bluff
         Variety Point Cape Queen Elizabeth
Kettering
B66
Flowerpot
Green Island
Nature Reserve
Chuckle Head
   Simpsons Point             Garden Island
Sands
Garden Island
Creek
Mt Grosse
        Bruny Island
Neck Game Reserve
Mountain Creek
Gordon Cons Area
Verona Sands
B68 Simpsons Bay Driscolls      Hill Ninepin Point Huon Island
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B22
Satellite Island
Alonnah B66
Bruny Island
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6 B23
Ventenat Point B16 7   1
 B07
B05 8 C630
Mt Bounty 2 2 B08 C629
1
2 B06
Grass Point B01
Fluted Cape 2 2 2 2 2 B02
B03
SOUTH BRUNY NAT PARK
4 Cookville
B10
Mt Mangara
SOUTH BRUNY NAT PARK
Cape Connella
Conleys Beach Tinpot Pt
       B19
8 B17
2 4 B09 B15
Partridge Island
Hopwood Point Mt Bleak
SOUTH BRUNY NAT PARK
    B20 B21 Cape Bruny
B11
B04
C644
Mt Midway
Mt Midway
Forest Res          B12
2 B14
         5
   B18
B13
C629
1
Mount Bruny Forest Reserve
Mt Bruny 1
3 The Friars
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