Hobart, Tasmania - Image library, Well House Consultants

The city of Hobart is situated at the mouth of the Derwent River, a relatively short river but wide and deep in its estuary. Urbanisation is evident for some considerable distance along both sides of this rift valley which was formed by faulting. Just several kilometres to the south-west of the city, the land is heavily forested and mountainous, rising steeply to Mount Wellington (1270m). This graphic is from the free map and satellite image page of Geoscience Australia - http://www.auslig.gov.au/download/images.htm

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