Aberdeen TAS 7310, Australia
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The property at 235 Melrose Road is a house. No additional building features such as a garage are listed
It is in the rural locality of Aberdeen, which lies about 10 kilometres south of the town of Devonport in the Devonport local government area
Route C146, known as Melrose Road, runs through the area from north to south‑east, giving direct access to the property
The Don River forms much of Aberdeen’s western boundary, and the Melrose Rivulet is roughly 2 kilometres away. Nearby elevations include Jowetts Hill and Melrose Top, both about 1‑2 kilometres distant
The Tasmanian Arboretum is just over 2 kilometres away, and there are historic weather stations at Aberdeen (Melrose Road) and Melrose (Quarries) within 1.4‑2 kilometres of the property
According to the 2021 census, Aberdeen had a population of 268 residents
Aberdeen was officially gazetted as a locality in 1963, with the name coming into use around 1915. Coal was discovered locally in 1855, and Scottish miners may have unofficially named the area
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