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Town in Tasmania, Australia
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Deloraine is a town of 3,035 (2021) in the Meander Valley region of Tasmania, serving as a gateway to important destinations in northern and central Tasmania, such as Cradle Mountain, Mole Creek and the Highland Lakes.
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Friendly restaurant attached to a raspberry farm, serving lots of raspberry-based dishes and drinks. Also has a small shop with all sorts of raspberry-based products like jam, syrup, and soap.
A deli cafe with an extensive breakfast and all-day menu.
41° South Tasmania
A roadside cafe a few kilometres southwest of Deloraine that's known for its inland salmon from its salmon farm and its Korean and American ginseng.
Charming little cafe with great coffee and food.
Self-contained accommodation in a heritage building (c. 1838).
A historic hotel with a restaurant.
Devonport is approximately 50 km west of Launceston via the Bass Highway, which is a two-lane freeway up till Deloraine with sporadic four-lane sections. Exit at either A5 (Highland Lakes Rd) or B12 (Mole Creek Rd).
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