Deloraine TAS 7304, Australia
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Deloraine enjoys a temperate and wet climate, typical of most Tasmanian towns. This means mild temperatures with regular rainfall throughout the year
Deloraine is situated about 50 km west of Launceston and roughly 52 km south of Devonport, both accessible via the Bass Highway
The property is close to the Bass Highway and the older Meander Valley Road, providing easy road access. A railway line also runs through town, primarily used for cargo, and the Emu Bay/Meander Valley Road passes nearby
Within a few hundred metres you’ll find Arcoona Manor hotel (0.4 km) and The Empire Hotel (0.7 km). The historic Deloraine Railway Bridge over the Meander River is also just 0.4 km away
Deloraine’s economy is driven by agriculture, producing poppies, herbs, onions and potatoes, and includes a salmon and ginseng aqua farm. The town also hosts sawmills, fertilizer and farm‑equipment manufacturing, and other light industrial facilities
Yes. Deloraine was one of the first Australian towns to receive full‑fibre optic NBN service, with a fibre connection rate of about 40.8% as of 2013 and being classified as an all‑fibre town in 2014
The annual Tasmanian Craft Fair attracts around 18,000 visitors and features about 260 exhibitors, reflecting the town’s strong artist community and cultural reputation
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