Perched atop the prominent Mersey Bluff, the Mersey Bluff Viewing Point is a celebrated locale in Devonport, offering expansive views of the Mersey River and the vast Bass Strait beyond. This lookout is a testament to the natural grandeur of Tasmania, inviting visitors to soak in the panoramic sights where river and sea converge. Accessibility:…
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Plaque commemorating the 150th anniversary of the naming of the Mersey River. Plaque Text: To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the naming of the Mersey River by Edward Curr ESQ., April 1826 unveiled by the premier (HON. W. A. Neilson, M. H. A.) 1-3-1976 Donated by Tasmanian Auto-Rentals PTY. LTD.
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In the heart of Devonport, along the picturesque Victoria Parade, stands a monument of deep historical significance — the Victoria Parade Cenotaph. This solemn yet graceful structure is more than just a landmark; it’s a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by the brave souls from the region who served in various conflicts throughout history.
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Mersey Bluff Lighthouse: A Testament to Devonport’s Rich Maritime History The Mersey Bluff Lighthouse, adorned with its distinctive red and white stripes, has stood watch over Devonport, Tasmania for over a century. Its history traces back to earlier beacons and obelisks that served as navigational aids for mariners traversing the treacherous Bass Strait. This article
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