Penguin - Tasmania - Focus on Tasmania

PENGUIN ( pop. 3030 )

( North-West )

In Brief | Distances | What to See & Do | Services
Where to Stay | Where to Eat

IN BRIEF Penguin, named by Ronald Campbell Gunn in 1861, takes its name from the fairy penguin to be found in the district.
The proclamation of the town of Penguin took place on 25th October 1875.
Situated between Burnie (west) and Ulverstone (east), Penguin nestles between the foot of the Dial Range and the coastline of the Bass Strait. The area boasts a clean atmosphere as no industries pollute the air.
The "Largest Penguin in the World" lives on the Esplanade. This statue has become a photographer︿ favourite.

DISTANCES Burnie - 17 km, 25mins
Devonport - 21 km, 30mins

WHAT TO SEE & DO

SERVICES

MOBILE PHONE SERVICES ( This should be used as a guide only. Some areas can be marginal. )
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IN BRIEF	Penguin, named by Ronald Campbell Gunn in 1861, takes its name from the fairy penguin to be found in the district. The proclamation of the town of Penguin took place on 25th October 1875. Situated between Burnie (west) and Ulverstone (east), Penguin nestles between the foot of the Dial Range and the coastline of the Bass Strait. The area boasts a clean atmosphere as no industries pollute the air. The "Largest Penguin in the World" lives on the Esplanade. This statue has become a photographer︿ favourite.
DISTANCES	Burnie - 17 km, 25mins Devonport - 21 km, 30mins
WHAT TO SEE & DO
SERVICES