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	Central Highlands - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Central Highlands is the name for several mountainous regions located in the center of the nations or geographical regions.
		Central Highland (Japan) : Another name is “Koshin Region”.
		Central Highlands (Malaysia) : Another name is “Cameron Highlands”.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Central_Highlands (112 words)

	Tasmania's midlands and central highlands
		The midlands of Tasmania are famed for their agricultural and heritage values, while the central highlands is renowned for its beautiful isolated wilderness value.
		Tasmania's central highlands, consisting of a series of mountains and lakes in the Great Western Tiers range, are largely contained in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park.
		The Tasmanian midlands are traversed by the Midlands Highway, the main road artery connecting the cities of Hobart and Launceston.
	tourtasmania.com /central/index.html (306 words)

	Terrestrial Ecoregions -- Tasmanian Central Highland forests (AA0411)
		Dominating central Tasmania, the high, cold Central Plateau is surrounded by the low, dry, grassy Midlands to the east and south.
		Vegetation on the Central Plateau is a mix of wet and dry sclerophyll woodland at lower elevations, grading into alpine and coniferous forest communities at higher elevations.
		The Central Plateau region is used for forestry, grazing, and water catchment.
	www.worldwildlife.org /wildworld/profiles/terrestrial/aa/aa0411_full.html (1595 words)

	Tasmania travel guide - Wikitravel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Tasmania [1] is the smallest of Australia's states.
		Tasmania is served by several national or regional airlines, flying into Hobart and Launceston airports
		Tasmania is served by several boats from mainland Australia, departing from Sydney and Melbourne.
	wikitravel.org /en/Tasmania (222 words)

	Derwent Valley & Central Highlands, Tasmania, Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Further on, the Central Highlands are a beautiful wilderness of rivers, lakes and mountains with small hamlets such as Bothwell and Waddamana nestled in the strips of farmland.
		The stark beauty of the Central Plateau is a reminder of the glaciers that tens of thousands of years ago sculpted this magnificent landscape.
		Tasmaniaâs oldest national park, a popular day trip for bushwalks and picnics featuring Tall Trees Walk â“ a 900m boardwalk with signs detailing the history of these 85m giant swamp gums, and Russell Falls - a three-tier waterfall dropping 45m into rainforest.
	www.jasons.com /000843,AUS,TAS,DERWENTVAL,OUSE,pg,1,0.mel (330 words)

	Flylife Travel - Tasmania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Renowned for its wild trout fishing, Tasmania, the island and most southern state of Australia, was the first place in the Southern Hemisphere to successfully introduce brown trout.
		Tasmania offers a wide range of fly fishing opportunities from the flat lowland rivers of the north to the wilderness waters of the Central Plateau.
		The lakes in Tasmania’s Central Highlands are the main fly fishing attraction for visitors and locals alike.
	www.flylife.com.au /travel/tastravel/tasinfo/tasinfo.html (1883 words)

	Trout Fishing Guides in Tasmania, Australia - Fly Fishing Tours & Boat Hire
		Consisting of vast areas of alpine mountains the Tasmanian Central Highlands is renowned for it's beautiful isolated wilderness.
		Covering around a quarter of Tasmania the area encompasses the famous Lake St' Clair, Cradle Mountain, Walls of Jerusalem National parks, the Central Plateau World Heritage area and extending further South to the Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers and South West National Parks.
		Many of Tasmania's highland lakes are positioned in close proximity and therefore provides countless fishing destinations that can be accessed within minutes of each other.
	www.guidedfishingtasmania.com.au /?page=about_tasmania (959 words)

	Derwent Valley and Central Highlands
		In autumn, the Fagus (deciduous beech) begins to turn and the Derwent Valley is ablaze in reds and gold, from the native forests of the highlands to the settled valley’s English trees, planted by the hop fields.
		Follow the Derwent River to its source, high on the central plateau, to the awesome beauty of Lake St Clair and to the edge of wilderness.
		Lake St Clair dominates the southern end of Tasmania’s most famous national park and World Heritage Area, filling a deep glacial valley which rises at its west to the peaks of Mount Olympus and the Traveller Range at its east.
	www.angelfire.com /de/juztaspage/dvalley.html (723 words)

	Trout Fishing Guides in Tasmania - TASMANIAN FLY FISHING
		Tasmanian Fly Fishing is co-located with Ken and Marea Orr's Angler's Retreat, a private fishing lodge on the shores of Brady's Lake, near Bronte Park in the Tasmanian Central Highlands.
		Tasmania lies below latitude 40 degrees South and is appropriately described as the land of 3,000 lakes.
		It is dominated by the Central Plateau/Central Highland area, which contains the majority of our lake fishery, and descends into isolated mountain ranges and the coastal plains.
	www.tasmanianflyfishing.com.au /aboutus.html (332 words)

	Rainbow Lodge & Neil Grose Guided Fishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The wild trout in Tasmania have the reputation of being amongst the hardest of all to catch, especially without local knowledge, local experience and without a local guide.
		Using a Rainbow Lodge guide who is based in the Tasmanian Central Highlands places you at a clear advantage.
		Tasmania is an environment that constantly changes, different weather conditions and water levels can turn good fishing into great, great fishing into spectacular.
	www.flyguide.com.au (120 words)

	tasmania - Travel Destination Information from OnPedia.com
		The island of Tasmania is Australia's smallest and most southerly state.
		This was certainly the impression it gave many convicts who were transported from England to serve out their lives in the penal colonies established by the British in the nineteenth century.
		And although the winters are wet, the summers are filled with long hot days that can be spent lying on beaches of the purest quartz sand and clearest turquoise seas.
	www.onpedia.com /destinations/australia-and-pacific/australia/tasmania (228 words)

	Fishing - Trout Trips Tasmania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Trout were introduced into Tasmania in 1864, and have established in most waters around the state.
		The first ova were hatched at Plenty, in Southern Tasmania, and by 1881 had been the source of trout distribution to Victoria, New South Wales and New Zealand.
		The ultimate challenge of sight fishing for wild fish in clean, clear water, is available in the highland lakes.
	www.trouttripstasmania.com.au /fishing.htm (174 words)

	Central Highlands Council - Welcome - Enjoy the historic buildings and friendly towns including Bothwell, Hamilton, ...
		Central Highlands Council - Welcome - Enjoy the historic buildings and friendly towns including Bothwell, Hamilton, Gretna and Ellendale
		Welcome to the Central Highlands the home of the Fisherman, Hunter and beautiful and unique historic buildings.
		Come to the Central Highlands and enjoy the historic buildings and friendly towns including Bothwell, Hamilton, Gretna and Ellendale to name a few.
	www.centralhighlands.tas.gov.au (129 words)

	Holiday accommodation Central Highlands & Derwent Valley, Tasmania
		A fully self contained home next to the Great Lake in Central Tasmania and within minutes of Little Pine, Arthurs Lake and the Western Lakes, which offer sone of sthe best trout fishing in the world.
		Central Highlands & Derwent Valley accommodation: This page lists great Central Highlands & Derwent Valley accommodation, to make it easy to find the perfect accomodation in Central Highlands & Derwent Valley for your holiday.
		If you are after discount Central Highlands & Derwent Valley accommodation look for the specials icon or tick the "specials only" box on the Quick Search.
	www.takeabreak.com.au /index.cfm?lid=480 (602 words)

	Links for Tasmanian accommodation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Tasmania is Australia's island state, and you've found the most comprehensive showcase of Tasmania's beauty, accommodation places and leisure activities.
		This tour is designed to give you a brief guide to Tasmania, providing you with a taste of some of this scenery and the attractions which this Australian state offers.
		Central Tasmania - A complete tour of the Central Highlands and Midlands areas.
	home.kooee.com.au /cherryvilla/links.htm (1033 words)

	Fishing Tassie Trout, Tasmania, Australia
		Tasmania by any criteria is a world class trout fishery and the lake covered Central Highlands are the jewel in the crown.
		Most of the Highlands are elevated (600 to 1200 meters), and, being an island, weather systems sweep in from the oceans unhindered.
		The trout of the highlands, and their prey, are used to the weather, so they will still be feeding.
	www.fishing-boating.com /articles/goldate/tassie_trout.htm (1775 words)

	flylife travel guide - tasmania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Central to Tasmania's fly fishing and London Lakes "wildfishery".
		Sited in Tasmania's world renowned trout fishing district in the Central Highlands, Lake St Clair and its famous Lagoon provide the opportunity for a variety of fishing styles-troll from a boat, cast to tailing fish in crystal clear waters, or don your polaroids and spot them lurking in the shallows.
		If you are a keen angler, or keen to learn, Rod and Fly Tasmania offers you the complete package: tuition at a private lake facility, or a trout hunting expedition to Tassie’s Central Highlands lakes and accommodation with all the comforts of home.
	www.flylife.com.au /travel/tastravel/tascontent.html (1673 words)

	The Wilderness Society - Central Highlands: Protect your water catchments
		The Central Highlands, which cover over 1 million hectares including Lake Eildon and Baw Baw National Park, supply drinking water to over 3 million Victorians.
		However, the Central Highlands are being devastated by an intense logging regime.
		It is clear from many studies that logging in the Central Highlands Native Forests is not sustainable and is having a catastrophic effect on all aspects of forest and stream ecology.
	www.wilderness.org.au /campaigns/forests/victoria/central_highlands/central (358 words)

	Derwent Valley & Central Highlands, Tasmania, Australia - Travel information - Tasmania Visitors Bureau
		The Lyell Highway is known as 'The Rivers Run’ and follows the course of the Derwent River past poplars and willows, towards Tasmania's mountains and wilderness.
		It's a rugged part of the island and you have to admire the explorers, bushmen and farmers who decided to settle and make a living from the land.
		Where the Lake Highway descends from the Central Plateau to the northwest farmlands there's a wonderful rainforest walk to beautiful Liffey Falls.
	www.tasmania.visitorsbureau.com.au /region5.html (319 words)

	Tasmania Central Portal - Welcome
		Welcome to the Tasmania Central Portal - your online guide to all aspects of life in the heartland of Tasmania.
		The Tasmania Central Portal is a joint initiative of the Central Highlands Council, the Northern Midlands Council and the Southern Midlands Council.
		It covers the region of Tasmania, Australia, indicated on the map below.
	www.tasmaniacentral.tas.gov.au (79 words)

	Islands.com \| Tasmania
		Australians like to think of their offshore island state as a homegrown version of England — and the northern and northwestern regions of Tasmania seem to be right be out of Somerset or Surrey.
		A visitor to Tasmania in 1856 wrote to friends: "We stayed nine days, indulging in very good fishing, very good beer, and capital whiskey." Some things, thankfully, remain the same.
		Produced by Tasmanian Tourism, the site is a elegant visitor's introduction to Tasmania, geared to tempting offerings that include not only adventure but the finer things in life – from food and wine to a historical pub crawl tour in Hobart.
	www.islands.com /tasmania (871 words)

	Members - TROUT GUIDES & LODGES TASMANIA INC. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Catch the world's purest trout in highland lakes, clear streams and rivers.
		Neil Grose Guided Fishing specialises in sight fishing for wild brown and rainbow trout on the central highland lakes of Tasmania.
		Tasmania's fly-fishing specialists for rivers, streams, lake margins.
	www.troutguidestasmania.com.au /members.htm (857 words)

	Cities (Tasmania- Australia)
		Tasmania Central Portal english - your online guide to all aspects of life in the heartland of Tasmania...
		Central Coast Council english - Tasmania's Central Coast is a pleasant mix of rural and urban, of progress and natural environment, of close-knit community and optional seclusion...
		Huon Trail english - The Huon Trail is the gateway to Tasmania's South West Wilderness National Park, and also home to many small villages supported by apple orchards, fishing, farming, forestry and tourism.
	www.tuttinsieme.it /tutti/tut/oce/australia/tasmania/cities.htm (352 words)

	Trout Trips Tasmania - Guided Fly and Spin Fishing Tours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Based at Arthurs Lake, Tasmania's most productive trout water, access to all the best fishing on the plateau is readily available.
		All forms of angling are catered for, with an emphasis on dry and wet fly fishing, in areas only accessible by boat.
		Our aim is to use 35 years of trout fishing experience to provide each client with a rewarding and relaxing trout fishing trip, in a special part of Australia.
	www.trouttripstasmania.com.au (218 words)

	Central Highlands Trail Rides - Deloraine - Discover Tasmania
		Whatever your standard of horse riding, you are catered for on a three-hour ride around the western face of Quamby Bluff, near Deloraine, taking in the beautiful views and tranquillity of the area.
		Day and overnight rides are also available, on which you climb the Western Tiers on mountain horses and ride the Central Plateau.
		A minimum of two people is required for the three-hour ride, and a minimum for four for the longer rides.
	www.discovertasmania.com.au /home/index.cfm?siteid=150&display=product&productid=1304 (193 words)

	Roberts Real Estate Tasmania - residential and rural property across Tasmania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Set on 43.4 hectares (106 acres) the lodge is approached by a 2km drive that winds through native bush, where guests share the peace and quiet with wombats, wallabies, echidnas, the famous Tasmanian Devil and an increasing number of fallow deer.
		A natural highland meadow provides a sheltered boat launching area and a magnificent site for gourmet BBQs and quiet enjoyment of a Tasmanian wine or two.
		The lake is central to and very convenient to most of the famous Central Highland's fishing, bushwalking, historic and tourist destinations.
	www.robertsre.com.au /bluelakelodge (362 words)

	TroutTasmania - Highland Lakes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Fishing in the Central Highlands of Tasmania is world class, the area is recognized as the best wild trout fishery in Australia.
		Feature fishing is hatch driven dry fly fishing and the primary target is brown trout ranging from 2 to 4 pounds.
		Tasmania's capital city; Hobart is an easy 1.5 hours drive.
	www.fishingtasmania.com /FishingPackages/highlandlakespackage.htm (332 words)

	DHHS, Tasmania - Services - Central Highlands Telelinc
		As the Central Highlands Telelinc is telephone based there is no central base, all enquiries should be directed to Telephone (03) 6286 3210.
		People who are frail and ageing, people with a disability and their carers in the Centreal Highlands rural and isolated areas may be eligible to access this service.
		You are directed to a disclaimer and copyright notice governing the information provided.
	www.dhhs.tas.gov.au /services/view.php?id=1342 (159 words)

	Mountain View Country Inn - Motel accommodation in Deloraine, northern Tasmania. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		We are situated in the beautiful historic town of Deloraine, midway between Devonport and Launceston.
		Surrounded by lush farmlands, Deloraine is set under the backdrop of the Great Western Tiers, a majestic escarpment which leads up to Tasmania`s central highlands plateau.
		Water from the highland lakes form the Meander River, which flows through Deloraine, giving it a wonderful river town atmosphere.
	mountainviewcountryinn.com.au (288 words)

	Neil Grose Guided Fishing - Derwent Valley & Highlands Full Day
		We live, eat and breath guiding in Tasmania, both in the Central Highlands and on the lowland rivers, so we know how to match conditions to locations and of course trout!
		Neil Grose Guided Fishing will also offer comfortable cottage style private fishing lodge accommodation due to open on the first of October, 2004 in the hub of the Central Highlands, nestled amongst the character fishing shacks of Miena.
		Neil is the author of the definitive Australian Lake fly-fishing book- Essential Fly-Fishing Techniques for Australian Lakes, as well as a great many articles on a whole variety of fly-fishing techniques and locations.
	www.about-australia.com /travel-guides/tasmania/derwent-valley-highlands/tours-cruises/full-day/neil-grose-guided-fishing (366 words)

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