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TASMANIAN
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Tasmanian Geographic — a geographical journal exploring the natural, historical and cultural landscapes of lutruwita/Tasmania.

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Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

  • Unexplored Tasmania
  • Lagoon of Islands
  • Exploring Australia's Meteorite Impact Craters: Trekking Into Darwin Crater
  • Polar Pathways - An Antarctic History Trail on Hobart's Waterfront
  • Blaze and Resprout 2: Reasons to be Cheerful

Bureaus & Topics

Feature ArticleMagazineDepartment of Terrestrial ExplorationOffice for the Captured PixelBureau of Biodiversity AwarenessThe Historical TreasuryAgency for the Understanding of TerrainVideoEditor's ChoiceThe AdmiraltyAgency for Academic LinkageThe Upskilling LibraryThe Overseas Expeditionary ServiceThe Field Skills WorkshopField GuideThe Institute for Sapiens StudiesThe Embassy for Southern Hemisphere LinksThe Island Biogeography Office

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Climbing Mount Murchison

by Editor
Feature ArticleOffice for the Captured PixelDepartment of Terrestrial ExplorationMagazine
GeologyExplorationWildernessTrailsWest CoastMountainsClimbingRoseberyConglomerate RockWest Coast RangeDaytrips
2014-08-24
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Editor

The Editor of Tasmanian Geographic is a shadowy and mysterious figure who is often found deep underground, in the treetop branches, on coastal beaches, or high in the mountains.

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Articles in Issue 23

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  • TG #23by Editor
  • Redmap - Captain's Addressby Special Arrangement
  • Mount Dromedary Tafoniby Editor
  • Climbing Mount Murchisonby Editor
  • Darwin's Great Tree, Annotatedby Special Arrangement

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