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	Tour of Tasmania: St. Helens
		A deep-sea scale fishing fleet operates out of St. Helens, and Georges Bay (on which St. Helens was founded) has built a reputation for the quality of its crayfish and oysters.
		The towns of Pyengana and Scamander are to the northwest and south of St. Helens respectively, and there are many bushwalks in the general area.
		St. Helens is approximately 2 hours drive from Launceston and 3 hours from Hobart.
	tourtasmania.com /content.php?id=sthelens (239 words)

	St Helens - Tasmania - Australia - Travel - smh.com.au
		St Helens is a substantial seaside town located 166 km (via Scottsdale) east of Launceston and 36 km north of St Marys.
		Consequently St Helens is warmer than Melbourne in winter and enjoys an average of 22°C in February.
		The real appeal of St Helens is that to the south of it is this endless beautiful white beach with this wonderful aquamarine waters and lovely walks along the beach.
	www.smh.com.au /news/Tasmania/St-Helens/2005/02/17/1108500205972.html (1050 words)

	Tasmania - East Coast - Freycinet - Swansea - St Helens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		Tasmania’s scenic east coast, known for its mild climate, is home to long sandy beaches, good fishing and a tranquil beachside lifestyle.
		The east coast of Tasmania is divided into two municipal areas – Break O’Day to the north, and Glamorgan-Spring Bay to the south.
		The largest town on the east coast of Tasmania, St Helens (population 1,800) is the administrative centre of the district.
	www.tchange.com.au /regions/east.html (896 words)

	St Helens - Tasmania - Focus on Tasmania
		Situated in the safe harbour of George's Bay, St Helens, named in 1834, was once used as anchorage for Whalers.
		St Helens is a favourite holiday spot for many locals and their families.
		Fishing is the main industry in St Helens with tourism coming a close second.
	www.focusontas.net.au /towns/sthelens.html (126 words)

	St Helens, Tasmania - Travelmate
		St Helens is a fishing town in north-east Tasmania, sheltered by the shores of Georges Bay (Kunnara Kunna).
		The area around St Helens is green and fertile farmland with vegetables, berries and fruit farms.
		She claimed to have been born here as Estelle Merle O’Brien Thompson, the daughter of the then owner of the St Helens Hotel, although there seems to be some evidence that this in fact was not the case and that she may have been born in India.
	www.travelmate.com.au /Places/Places.asp?TownName=St+Helens_\_TAS (448 words)

	Fishing St Helens, Tasmania, Australia
		The township of St Helens is nestled at the back of George Bay, a sheltered waterway situated a quarter of the way down Tasmania's east coast.
		St Helens is quickly becoming recognised locally and internationally as the game fishing capital of Tasmania, providing a large range of esturine and offshore species all year round.
		For bottom fishing, the main advantage of St Helens is the large amount of broken reef within a five mile radius of Burns Bay ramp.
	www.fishing-boating.com /articles/goldate/tasmania.htm (535 words)

	St Helens, Tasmania - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		St Helens is a town on Georges Bay, on the north-east coast of Tasmania, Australia.
		It has a population of 1145 (1991 census), although in the early 2000s it was one of the fastest growing areas of Tasmania.
		When tin was discovered in the surrounding area in the 1870s, St Helens became the shipping port for the mines.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/St_Helens,_Tasmania (212 words)

	AHOY Watersports, St Helens, Tasmania
		St Helens is the Gateway to the world renown Bay of Fires conservation area.
		Binalong Bay is only 15 minutes drive from St Helens where there is all the accommodation options and tourist facilities you would expect.
		George's Bay in St Helens is 36 sq km.
	www.our.net.au /~chrinsy/sthelens.htm (278 words)

	Tourism North East Tasmania
		St Helens, nestled in the corner of the picturesque Georges Bay, is the business centre of the Break O’Day municipality and also Tasmania’s premier, coastal tourist township.
		St Helens was first recorded on a map by Tobias Furneaux when he named St Helens Point in 1773.
		Ten minutes out of St Helens lies Binalong Bay and the Bay of Fires, one of Tasmania’s most beautiful and popular beach getaways.
	www.netasmania.com.au /online/db/20020427-1.html (195 words)

	St Marys, St Helens, Tasmania
		St Marys is a small town 120 miles north east of Hobart and 50 miles east of Launceston.
		St Helens is 20 miles north of St Marys and is situated on the coast at Georges Bay.
		The various Spirit Of Tasmania ships cross between mainland Australia (Melbourne and Sydney) and Devonport, Tasmania.
	www.auinfo.com /St-Marys-Tasmania.html (318 words)

	St Helens Caravan Park - Travel Downunder - Discover the real Australia
		St Helens Caravan Park has a bushland setting in St Helens on Tasmanias east coast.
		The park is a short walk to the town of St Helens, which has a variety of shops, hotels, restaurants, banks and supermarkets.
		St Helens is a busy fishing port and popular holiday centre.
	www.traveldownunder.com.au /Tasmania/North_-_North_East/St_Helens_Caravan_Park.asp (297 words)

	Tidal Waters Resort - Waterfront Spa Rooms - St Helens accommodation, Tasmania
		Wake up and step out onto your own private balcony with views across the bay; watch the fishing fleet come in; play tennis or swim in the outdoor heated pool; dine al fresco on some of the world's best lobster or sip a glass of wine on the terraced deck.
		St Helens itself is renowned for fresh succulent seafood, superb Game Fishing and magnificent sand dunes.
		Close by is the awe-inspiring Bay of Fires, with red lichen granite, white sandy beaches and clear turquoise seas, making the area one of Tasmanias most popular tourist destinations.
	www.tasmania.visitorsbureau.com.au /doherty/st_helens_resort.html (282 words)

	The Beach House at St Helens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		St Helens Beach House is clearly a much cherished family retreat.
		Stroll past the birds in the Australian gum trees and casuarinas for direct private access to the secluded St Helens bayside beach on the sunny North east coast of Tasmania.
		St Helens Beachhouse provides up market holiday accommodation and is a short five minute drive from the village of St Helens in Tasmania, Australia.
	www.top.com.au /beachhouse.htm (186 words)

	Holiday accommodation St Helens, North East, Tasmania
		Spacious Beach House at St. Helens Tasmania,fantastic water views, 2 living areas, 4 bedrooms, outdoor entertaining area, 2 bathrooms, 1 minute walk to the beach.
		St Helens accommodation: This page lists great St Helens accommodation, to make it easy to find the perfect accomodation in St Helens for your holiday.
		If you are after discount St Helens accommodation look for the specials icon or tick the "specials only" box on the Quick Search.
	www.takeabreak.com.au /StHelens/NorthEastTasmania/accomodation.htm (618 words)

	Tourism North East Tasmania
		The weather over the past 2 weeks has settled into a very good pattern maintaining good sea surface temperature from 17 C to 19 C. The highlight last week was the arrival of yellowfin tuna in excess of 70 kgs - world class gamefish in anyones language.
		The good fishing has very much been scattered from only a mile off St. Helens to 20 mile out, which has added a degree of difficulty in deciding where to go fishing for the day.
		Bait schools continue to be moving in especially in areas such as the inshore reefs and redbait especially.
	www.netasmania.com.au /online/db/20020909-0.html (345 words)

	St Helens Accommodation, St Helens Attractions: St Helens Travel Guide - Jasons
		St Helens Accommodation, St Helens Attractions and Activities in St Helens - Jasons Travel Channelâ¢ is Your Complete St Helens Travel Information Source.
		St Helens is Tasmania's premier coastal tourist township, positioned on serene Georges Bay and boasting a sunny climate and warm sea currents all year round.
		Established as a whaling station in the 1830s, it is now the state's second largest fishing port renowned for its catches of deep sea fish and lobster.
	www.jasons.com /000603,,,,,PG,1,0.mel (202 words)

	St Helens, Australia
		1200), a resort famed for its fish restaurants which is particularly popular in summer, lies on the northeast coast of Tasmania.
		Originally a convict colony and a whaling station, it later developed into the most important fishing port on the east coast.
		Unauthorized duplication in part or whole without prior written consent prohibited by international laws.
	www.planetware.com /australia/st-helens-aus-tas-sth.htm (69 words)

	St Helens Caravan Park
		Helens Caravan Park is conveniently located within walking distance of the St. Helens Township.
		It is also close to the nearby attractions of the world renowned Binalong Bay and Bay of Fires conservation area and is a comfortable 2 hour drive from Launceston.
		Helens Caravan Park provides you with a comprehensive range of accommodation options.
	www.sthelenscp.com.au (169 words)

	AusEmade: St Helens Hotels, Motels and Other Accommodation, Tasmania (TAS), Australia
		Welcome to accommodation St Helens, Tasmania (TAS), Australia.
		Check out the St Helens Camping and Caravan Park Accommodation in Tasmania.
		• The Doherty St Helens Resort is a perfect waterfront location that is set amid natural lagoons and landscaped gardens.
	www.ausemade.com.au /tas/accom/s/st-helens-accommodation.htm (313 words)

	St. Helens YHA Hostel - St. Helens, Australia
		The St Helens YHA is centrally located with access to all the towns services, including a number of places where you can access the internet.
		There's too much to mention but St Helens YHA is a great base for the East Coast experience.
		We're always working to ensure the most enjoyable and affordable stay and it's possible that this may be the closest thing to home you've experienced in a long time.
	www.hostelz.com /hostel/2912-St.-Helens-YHA-Hostel (478 words)

	YHA Australia Hostels - St Helens YHA Backpackers Hostel
		It is a great base from which to sample the many attractions and activities of the East Coast.
		St Helens YHA is close to town services and is a must-see destination while in Tasmania.
		Then discover the Blue Tier, The Goblin Walk, The Stamper Mills, Halls Falls, St Columba Falls, The Pyengana Cheese Factory and the Pub in the Paddock.
	www.yha.com.au /hostels/details.cfm?hostelid=80 (282 words)

	Tasmania Online: Home > Title Index > > Keywords (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		Tasmania Online is a State Library of Tasmania listing of all Tasmanian web sites.
		The page has been produced by Tasmania Online, a service of the State Library of Tasmania.
		Tasmania Online inclusion and indexing policies (updated November 2005) are available online.
	tas.gov.au /tasmaniaonline/TitleIndex/TitleSearchRedirect.asp?... (168 words)

	Accommodation in St. Helens Tasmania. Sweetwater villa offers the best value self contained accommodation in St. Helens ...
		Sweetwater villa offers the best value self contained accommodation in St. Helens and St. marys.
		Sweetwater Villas are easily the best value medium and long term accommodation in st Helens Tasmania.
		St Helens offers world class game and reef fishing.
	www.sweetwatervillas.com.au /st_helens_accommodation.htm (472 words)

	St Helens historic wilderness ecotourism travel accommodation Tasmania Australia
		St Helens is an historic Tasmanian fishing port and town in north eastern Tasmania, Australia.
		Tasmania is a popular destination for travellers, backpackers, tourists, or business visitors looking for an ecotourism or nature getaway.
		The temperate climate and pristine wilderness is popular with bushwalkers all year round, but particularly in the summer months when the weather is a little more settled.
	www.sthelensvillage.com (196 words)

	St Helens - Discover Tasmania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		The town, a fishing port, is sheltered by Georges Bay.
		The bay is formed by St Helens Point, a long headland, 1,066 hectares of which is reserved as a recreation area.
		The history of the town and the region is told in displays in the St Helens History Room.
	www.discovertasmania.com.au /home/index.cfm?siteid=434&subsiteid=&display=&ProductID=&language=NZ (160 words)

	St Helens, Tasmania
		If there's a single keynote for Tasmania's north-east, it's colour - travelling through this part of the Island, you will be aware of the changing tones and hues of the land, the sky, the sea.
		Aboriginal and Torres Strait, Agriculture and Produce, Animal, Art, Building and Structure, Educational, Farm Station, Food and Wine, Gaming, Historic Site, Maritime, Maze, Mining and Industry, Museum, Natural, Park and Garden, Precinct, Relaxation and Well Being, Scenic Drive, Science and Technology, Sports and Recreation, Theme Parks
		Bridport, St Helens, Scottsdale, Derby, Gladstone, Ansons Bay
	www.about-australia.com /tasmania/st-helens (122 words)

	Tasmania Hotels & Motel Accommodation, for Aussie-Acommodation.com.au
		This area includes towns to the north of Hobart as well as those around both the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and to the east around Port Arthur.
		There is a rich diversity of accommodation available in Southern Tasmania, especially country cottages and bed and breakfast lodgings.
		Several sporting lodges have been established in areas of outstanding natural beauty, and these offer outstanding accommodation with fishing and hiking available right from the front door.
	www.aussie-accommodation.com.au /Tasmania/StHelens (269 words)

	Tasmanian holiday accommodation at St. Helens. Sweetwater Villas offer the best value budget and luxury fully self ...
		Did you know that winter in St Helens is actually mild and sunny?
		Helens (pop ~1200) is the largest town on the east coast of Tasmania, and like most other east coast towns, is centered around the fishing industry.
		Helens is approximately 2 hours drive from Launceston and 3 hours from Hobart.
	www.sweetwatervillas.com.au (349 words)

	Travel Guide & Accommodation St Helens Tasmania
		The keynote of Tasmania's North East is colour.
		In Scottsdale's green and fertile valley, beyond the dark green of tall pines, dairy herds graze rich pastures and the fertile red soil.
		North of St Helens lies the colourful, pristine coast of the Bay of Fires.
	www.totaltravel.com.au /travel/tas/launceston/northeasttas (376 words)

	Queechy Cottages, St Helens, Tasmania - Home
		For many generations Tasmanians have flocked to St Helens at the heart of Tasmania’s suncoast for its fantastic climate, sumptuous seafood, ocean swept beaches, swimming lagoons, and the magnificent Blue Tiers Rainforest.
		The "Bay of Fires" is Tasmania’s latest discovery, fast becoming recognised the world over for its unspoilt ecological values and cultural significance to Australia’s early inhabitants.
		The pristine white sands and crystal waters simply take your breath away.
	www.queechycottages.com.au (80 words)

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