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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Barossa Valley Highway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Barossa Valley Highway (also known as Barossa Valley Way) is the main road linking most of the major towns of the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
		The soil in the Barossa Valley varies considerably – from deep sandy soils on the sloping areas to sandy loam and heavy red-brown clay soils on the flats.
		Nestled in the Barossa Ranges at the eastern end of the valley, it has two beautiful parks a small creek flows through its centre and good examples of colonial architecture are dotted throughout the town.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Barossa-Valley-Highway (262 words)

	Barossa Valley
		The Barossa Valley is one of Australia's major destinations, being known all over the world for its quality wines.
		Because of the variety of soil and climate, the Barossa seems able to produce a wide range of wine types of consistently high quality; the white rieslings are among the best.
		From the standpoint of the grape, the valley is regarded as a hot district, similar to Portugal, with summer temperatures often rising to 30
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/southaustralia/barossavalley.asp (857 words)

	Walkabout - Lyndoch
		Located on the Barossa Valley Highway near Lyndoch, Chateau Yaldara was established in 1947 by the German winemaker, Hermann Thumm.
		On Barossa Valley Hwy at Rowland Flat, this famous winery is one of the oldest in the Barossa Valley having been started when Johann Gramp planted grapes at Jacob's Creek and by 1850 he had produced his first wine.
		Located on Barossa Highway this family winery was established in 1989 although the vineyards date from 1926 and the Jenke family have been in the valley since the 1850s.
	www.walkabout.com.au /locations/SALyndoch.shtml (1073 words)

	South Australia Tourism Commission - ASIA
		With famous wines, a feast of festivals, a lively heritage, and only an hour's drive north of Adelaide, the Barossa is an ideal destination for a day trip, or better still a few days of pure indulgence.
		The Barossa, comprising the Barossa and Eden Valleys, is one of the world's greatest wine producing areas.
		The Barossa's heritage bed and breakfasts, hotels and motels can be easily booked from Adelaide, or stay in the one that catches your eye as you drive by.
	www.southaustralia.com.sg /barossa.html (280 words)

	The WINE FRONT: Independent Wine Journalism - Guide to the Barossa Valley
		The reason the Barossa Valley now has so many fans has a simple side: it produces red wines that are honest, rich, and smooth-textured, with a huge hook of flavour from go to whoa – at a time when big, red, fl-fruited wines are greatly valued.
		Drive through the valley and the story is writ large before you: the traditional German foods and buildings, the old, twisted vines, the way the vineyards dice the valley into a pattern of small, distinguished squares.
		The Barossa has a great history of food and wine and of all Australian wine regions, it’s food and produce is the best organised, especially with the advent of Food Barossa (www.foodbarossa.com), which not only markets and links most of the best producers but guarantees strict health, regional and traditional standards.
	www.winefront.com.au /guide-to-the-barossa-valley (4118 words)

	South Australia's Magnificent Barossa Valley
		The Barossa Valley is home to the world-famous wines such as the Barossa Shiraz and Eden Valley Riesling, in addition to a veritable cornucopia of unique regional produce, and of course many acclaimed restaurants.
		European farmers (German in particular) and English migrants settled the Barossa Valley from the 1850s, and their rich cultural legacy is evident today in superb Barossa specialty foods and historic architecture.
		The Barossa Valley was named in 1837 by South Australia's first Surveyor general, Colonel William Light, after Barrosa in Spain.
	www.australiatour.net /South-Australias-Magnificent-Barossa-Valley.html (667 words)

	Barossa Valley travel guide - Wikitravel
		The Barossa Valley [1] is located in South Australia and is one of the main wine-producing regions on the Australian mainland with a rapidly-growing international reputation.
		The Barossa Valley is about an hour's drive from the airport in Adelaide.
		Barossa Valley Coaches (Barossa-Adelaide) [2] travels to the Barossa from Adelaide once a day, and from Gawler twice a day.
	wikitravel.org /en/Barossa_Valley (769 words)

	BUG - Backpackers Guide to the Barossa Valley wine region, South Australia
		The centre of the Barossa is the area bounded by the valley's three main towns, Angaston, Nurioopta and Tanunda; although it extends further south towards Lyndoch.
		Tanunda is the cultural heart of the Barossa and it is perhaps the most centrally located of the towns in the Barossa and is home to some good pubs and camping grounds.
		Although the main attraction in the Barossa Valley is sampling wine at the many wineries, the valley also holds a few other attractions.
	www.bugaustralia.com /destinations/au-sabar.html (634 words)

	Barossa, South Australia - About Australia
		Wake up in the Barossa after spending the night in a restored settler's cottage, a resort suite, a luxurious country house or a shady caravan park.
		The valley is renowned for its eclectic variety of festivals: gourmet food, vintage fairs, music under the stars and more.
		The dining diva is one of the forces behind Food Barossa, a regional brand celebrating the unique history and culture of the region.
	www.about-australia.com /south-australia/clare-valley/destinations/barossa (886 words)

	Accom.Com.Au - The Barossa Region SA
		Keeping in mind that the Barossa Valley Police are very serious when it comes to drink driving, one of the best ways to experience the vineyards is via a winery tour.
		On the Barrier Highway (Main North Road) 44 kilometres north-east of Adelaide City, the historic township of Gawler is South Australia's second oldest rural settlement, though it's better known on the tourist trail as the gateway to the Barossa Valley.
		Following the Barossa Valley Way 14 kilometres east of Gawler, Lyndoch is the first of the southern Barossa towns, scenically set on the foothills of the Barossa Range.
	australia.accom.com.au /sa/barossa (983 words)

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		Highlights: The gateway to the valley is the south, known as the Lower Hunter.
		Highlights: The wine industry in the Barossa is focused around the towns of Angaston, home to two the Barossa's oldest wineries; Nuriootpa, the valley's commercial centre; and Tanunda, the nearest town to Adelaide.
		Yaldara Wines (Barossa Valley Highway, 08/8524 0200, yaldara.com.au/), just outside the small town of Lyndoch, is home to another architectural feat: an impressive European-style chateau, surrounded by vineyards, housing a fine collection of art and antiques (daily guided tours at 10:15am and 1:30pm, adults $4.75)
	www.budgettravelonline.com /bt-dyn/content/article/2005/06/04/AR2005060400646_pf.html (1657 words)

	South Australian holidays, travel and tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Wake up in the Barossa after spending the night in a restored settler's cottage, a resort suite, a luxurious country house or a shady caravan park.
		Rise and shine with the Barossa Farmers Market, held every Saturday morning from 7.30am to 11.30am and boasting “real food from the homes and farms of the Barossa”.
		Barossa under the Stars features a top international performer (past stars include Rod Stewart, Elton John) and fine local hospitality.
	www.southaustralia.com /product.asp?product_id=9002731 (686 words)

	Sturt Highway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Sturt Highway is the main highway route between Sydney and Adelaide.
		The Sturt Highway commences at its junction with the Hume Highway near Gundagai south west of Sydney.
		The Sturt highway is proposed to be extended by 22 km from Gawler southwest to meet Port Wakefield Road at Waterloo Corner as part of the AusLink project.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sturt_Highway (446 words)

	Australia - Warm at hearth
		Most visitors will drive into the Barossa along the Valley floor, starting at Lyndoch and working north along the Barossa Valley Way to Murray St and the conjoined towns of Tanunda and Nuriootpa.
		To the right are the steep slopes of the Northern Mt Lofty Ranges and Eden Valley; to the left, on either side of the Sturt Highway, the charm of small settlements such as Greenoch and Marananga.
		And where Chateau Tanunda is a landmark of the old Barossa (it was built in 1888), the Wolf Blass Visitor Centre is a symbol of its modern heart.
	www.news-travel.info /august/australia-barossa-valley.htm (861 words)

	Barossa Valley & Riverlands, South Australia travel guide - Australian Tourism Net
		Angaston is perhaps the most uncharacteristic of the Barossa's major towns.
		Population: 3800 Tanunda is the cultural heart of the Barossa.
		The most German of all the valley's towns, its name actually stems from the aboriginal word for "watering hole".
	www.atn.com.au /sa/south/towns-c.htm (1366 words)

	Lyndoch - South Australia - Australia - Travel - smh.com.au
		It is an ideal starting point for anyone wanting to explore the valley as their are a large number of wineries, most of which have cellar sales and tastings, within the immediate area.
		On Barossa Valley Hwy at Rowland Flat, this famous winery is one of the oldest in the Barossa Valley having been started when Johann Gramp planted grapes at Jacob's Creek and by 1850 he had produced his first wine.
		Located on Barossa Highway this family winery was established in 1989 although the vineyards date from 1926 and the Jenke family have been in the valley since the 1850s.
	www.smh.com.au /news/South-Australia/Lyndoch/2005/02/17/1108500204386.html (1081 words)

	Barossa Weintal Resort - Rates To Go
		The Barossa Weintal Resort is set in beautiful landscaped gardens, in the heart of the Barossa Valley and easy walking distance to several wineries.
		On the Main North Road to the Sturt Highway follow the signs for the Barossa Valley and Nuriootpa.
		Continue for 6 kms towards Tanunda on Barossa Valley Highway leading to the Resort.
	www.ratestogo.com /Hotel/EN/Barossa_Weintal_Resort (87 words)

	Holiday accommodation Barossa Valley, South Australia
		Explore the Barossa and the historic Town of Gawler.
		Barossa Valley accommodation: This page lists great Barossa Valley accommodation, to make it easy to find the perfect accomodation in Barossa Valley for your holiday.
		If you are after discount Barossa Valley accommodation look for the specials icon or tick the "specials only" box on the Quick Search.
	www.takeabreak.com.au /BarossaValley/accomodation.htm (557 words)

	Barossa Valley And Riverland Australia Acomadation. Tourist information and places to stay in Barossa Valley And ...
		Warm and friendly, the Barossa Country Cottages at Lyndoch are tucked away among shady gums in an Australian bush garden setting in this quiet, rural location, yet they are close to the heart of the Barossa Valley.
		The Barossa Motor Lodge is located in Tanunda, which is the heart of the Barossa Valley.
		Walnut cottage is a circa 1857 settlers cottage situated in the township of Angaston in the Barossa Valley.
	www.ausgo.com.au /accommodation/south_australia/barossa_valley_and_riverland_accommodation_region.htm (1772 words)

	Barossa Valley- Adelaide, Australia - VirtualTourist.com
		The Barossa Valley is the second closet wine region to the CBD (after the McLaren Vale).
		Not forgetting to visit the Barossa Memorial State where there are quite a number of sculptures done by various artists around the world.Absolute stunning sceneries.One also bound to see lotsa farms along the way.
		The Barossa Valley is famous for his wineyards and houses.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Australia_and_Oceania/Australia/State_of_South_Australia/Adelaide-1880487/Things_To_Do-Adelaide-Barossa_Valley-BR-1.html (1031 words)

	Jacob’s Creek :: Our Place :: Let's Show You Around
		The roadside sign on the Barossa Valley Highway Bridge crossing Jacob’s Creek is one of the most popular destinations in the region.
		A joint project was undertaken between Orlando Wines and the Barossa Council to regenerate Jacob’s Creek by removing the exotic plant species and re-planting natives.
		To the left are the Barossa Ranges, which are still green from the winter rain.
	www.jacobscreek.com /our_place/locations.phtml (656 words)

	ABOUT BAROSSA
		To visit the Barossa is to taste the good life...
		The Barossa is located approximately 70 kilometres North East of Adelaide and is easily accessible by road in just over hour from the capital.
		By Coach or Chaufferured Vehicle: Barossa Valley Coaches offers a daily scheduled service between Adelaide and the Barossa, plus a "Dial-a-ride" bus service between Tanunda, Nuriootpa and Angaston on weekdays.
	www.barossa.com /site/page.cfm?u=2 (655 words)

	Barossa Valley Wineries
		Situated mid-way between Adelaide and the Barossa Valley, 40 km north of Adelaide, the buildings are surrounded by 3 hectares of lawned parkland featuring old gum trees and with an area suitable for picnics and barbeques large and small.
		This is the old Leo Buring Chateau Leonay winery, now the Barossa Valley outpost of Richmond Grove (established in the Upper Hunter Valley in 1974).
		Saltram is one of the oldest wineries in the Barossa.
	www.bereczki-baja.sulinet.hu /vigha/html/wineries.htm (1850 words)

	Barossa Practicalities
		There’s comfortable accommodation, BandBs and caravan parks throughout the valley, and you shouldn’t have a problem finding somewhere decent to stay.
		To go with the wine, and to cater for all the tourists, there are excellent restaurants throughout the valley, as well as plenty of picnic spots and barbecue areas.
		The focus is on Barossa wine, sold by the glass.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/southaustralia/barossa_accom.asp (728 words)

	Postcards - Chateau Barossa
		The vineyards at Lyndoch mark the gateway to the Barossa Valley - an area first surveyed by Colonel William Light.
		Following his release from the Loveday internment camp in the Riverland, HT settled in the Barossa.
		The Chateau Barrosa Winery and Rose Garden is located on the Barossa Valley Highway at Lyndoch.
	www.postcards.sa.com.au /features/chateau_barossa.html (504 words)

	AusEmade: Barossa Wineries A - L Information and Attractions, South Australia (SA), Australia
		Barossa Valley Estate is the home of the famous E and E Black Pepper Shiraz, awarded "Equal Best Shiraz in the World" by Wine Enthusiast Magazine.
		Visitors are able to taste a range of premium Barossa wines within the backdrop of the historic buildings and vineyards.
		Langmeil was awarded the Barossa Regional Tourist Award in 2000, 2001 and 2002.
	www.ausemade.com.au /sa/destination/b/barossa-wineries-a-l.htm (1713 words)

	South Australia luxury accommodation & hotels, self-contained apartments - WeekendsForTwo.com.au
		Barossa Valley The Barossa Valley is Australia's most famous wine growing area.
		Motels may be found in the larger towns of the Barossa, which also have many dining options based on the traditional German cuisine of the region.
		Winegrowing areas such as Clare Valley are especially noted for their exceptional boutique style accommodation, with outstanding surroundings and fine food.
	www.weekendsfortwo.com.au /SouthAustralia/BarossaValley (517 words)

	Barossa Shiraz Estate - Wotif.com
		The 38 acre Barossa Shiraz Estate vineyard has evolved with the history of the Barossa.
		Barossa Shiraz Estate is on Barossa Valley Highway, opposite Cheateau Barossa Rose Garden.
		The entrance is approximately 12.5km from the T-junction of Murray Street and Barossa Valley Highway in Gawler, or if travelling from the east it is 1.7 km from the junction of Gilbert Street and Barossa Valley Highway in Lyndoch.
	www.wotif.com /hotel/View?hotel=6171 (1042 words)

	Angaston, South Australia - About Australia
		This gracious tree-lined town offers not only a reminder of the things of the past, but is a vibrant community in tune with today, with a firm focus on welcoming visitors and providing for your comfort.
		The Barossa Farmers Market on a Saturday morning is famous for fresh, locally grown and made produce, an absolute must.
		The Barossa Rose & Flower Show is held each year in Angaston, which is also home to The Barossa Old Rose Repository.
	www.about-australia.com /south-australia/barossa/destinations/angaston (286 words)

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