Walhalla
Australia /
Victoria /
Traralgon /
World
/ Australia
/ Victoria
/ Traralgon
World / Australia / Victoria
village, historic site, gold mine
An old mining town, one of the early centres of Australian gold mining. First mining activity in Walhalla was recorded in 1862, 11 years after the Melbourne suburb Warrandyte had become a famous gold digging place. The hamlet of Walhalla was almost deserted until the year 2,000 when large scale restoration of historic buildings started. At its peak in the 1870s there were around 2,500 inhabitants, 7 churches, 40 shops, a brewery, 10 hotels and a newspaper.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walhalla,_Victoria
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Coordinates: 37°56'36"S 146°27'4"E
- Uranquinty 317 km
- Collingullie 324 km
- Royalla, New South Wales 367 km
- Tomerong 487 km
- Razorback 566 km
- Mount Hunter 571 km
- Menangle 573 km
- Cobbitty 583 km
- Faulconbridge 602 km
- Martinsville 707 km
- Thomson Dam 19 km
- Roombon Gold Mines 24 km
- Lake Narracan 27 km
- Lake Glenmaggie + Glenmaggie Dam 28 km
- Yallourn Open Cut Coal Mine 29 km
- Coongulla 30 km
- Traralgon East 30 km
- Morwell Open Cut 35 km
- Loy Yang Power Complex 35 km
- Strzelecki Ranges 58 km
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