The Bruny Island Light - completed in 1843

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Our coastal lighthouses are a subject in themselves. The off-shore island lighthouses are a challenge to visit, but many on the Tasmanian coast are accessible. The Bruny Island lighthouse has stood since 1843, indicating the entrance to the Derwent River.

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256. Entrance Island, at the entrance to Macquarie Harbour, Tasmania's west coast - opposite Bonnet Island

119. Bonnet Island Lighthouse, at 'Hells Gates' - Macquarie Harbour

269. The Eddystone Point Lighthouse, NE Tasmania

443. Early light on Table Cape lighthouse, NW Coast near Wynyard

294. Six Lighthouses - Low Head, Table Cape, Don Heads, Cape Sorell, Eddystone Point and Bruny Island

129. Iron Pot from Roaring Beach

266a. Don Heads Lighthouse at Devonport - stormy day!

401. The Tasman Island Lighthouse - from sea-level.

267. Low Head Lighthouse - at the mouth of the Tamar River, near Launceston

266. Don Heads Lighthouse - from the seaward side - the back of it has no stripes.

141. Cape Sorell Lighthouse - just outside the Hell's Gates Heads, Macquarie Harbour, Tasmania's west coast

342. Passing the The 'Iron Pot' Lighthouse, near Hobart.

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