Stanley - Tasmania - Focus on Tasmania

STANLEY ( pop. 543 )

( North-West )

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

IN BRIEF Stanley was established in 1842 and named after Lord Stanley, Secretary of State for the Colonies. The township had been known for 25 years as "the settlement at Circular Head". It is the oldest town on the North West coast. The major industries for Stanley were fine wool and fishing.
Situated at the base of the Nut, Stanley is a popular destination for tourists.

DISTANCES Launceston - 238 km
Devonport - 127 km
Burnie - 78 km
Rocky Cape - 31 km
Smithton - 22 km

WHAT TO SEE & DO
The Discovery Centre

SERVICES

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IN BRIEF	Stanley was established in 1842 and named after Lord Stanley, Secretary of State for the Colonies. The township had been known for 25 years as "the settlement at Circular Head". It is the oldest town on the North West coast. The major industries for Stanley were fine wool and fishing. Situated at the base of the Nut, Stanley is a popular destination for tourists.
DISTANCES	Launceston - 238 km Devonport - 127 km Burnie - 78 km Rocky Cape - 31 km Smithton - 22 km
WHAT TO SEE & DO	The Discovery Centre
SERVICES