Tasmanian South East

Bioregion in Tasmania, Australia

Tasmanian South East
Tasmania

The interim Australian bioregions,
with the Tasmanian South East in red

Area| 1,132 km2 (437.1 sq mi)
| Localities around Tasmanian South East:

Central Highlands | Central Highlands | Ben Lomond
Southern Ranges | Tasmanian South East | Tasman Sea
Southern Ranges | Tasman Sea | Tasman Sea

The Tasmanian South East is an interim Australian bioregion located in the south-eastern region of Tasmania, comprising 1,131,822 hectares (2,796,790 acres).[1][2]

Much of the region aligns with the Tasmanian temperate forests ecoregion.

## See also

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* Australia portal
* Environment portal

* Ecoregions in Australia
* Regions of Tasmania

## References

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1. ^ "Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation for Australia (IBRA7) regions and codes". Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities. Australian Government. 2012. Retrieved 13 January 2013.
2. ^ "Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation for Australia, Version 7" (PDF). Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities. Australian Government. 2012. Retrieved 14 April 2015.

## Further reading

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* Thackway, R.; Cresswell, I. D. (1995). An interim biogeographic regionalisation for Australia : a framework for setting priorities in the National Reserves System Cooperative Program: Version 4.0. Canberra: Australian Nature Conservation Agency, Reserve Systems Unit. ISBN 0-642-21371-2.

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Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation for Australia (IBRA)

* Arnhem Coast
* Arnhem Plateau
* Australian Alps
* Avon Wheatbelt
* Ben Lomond
* Brigalow Belt North
* Brigalow Belt South
* Broken Hill Complex
* Burt Plain
* Cape York Peninsula
* Carnarvon
* Central Arnhem
* Central Kimberley
* Central Mackay Coast
* Central Ranges
* Channel Country
* Cobar Peneplain
* Coolgardie
* Coral Sea
* Cumberland Plain
* Daly Basin
* Dampierland
* Darling Riverine Plains
* Darwin Coastal
* Davenport Murchison Ranges
* Desert Uplands
* Einasleigh Uplands
* Esperance Plains
* Eyre Yorke Block
* Finke
* Flinders Lofty Block
* Furneaux
* Gascoyne
* Gawler
* Geraldton Sandplains
* Gibson Desert
* Great Sandy Desert
* Great Victoria Desert
* Gulf Coastal
* Gulf Fall and Uplands
* Gulf Plains
* Hampton
* Indian Tropical Islands
* Jarrah Forest
* Kanmantoo
* King
* Little Sandy Desert
* MacDonnell Ranges
* Mallee
* Mitchell Grass Downs
* Mount Isa Inlier
* Mulga Lands
* Murchison
* Murray Darling Depression
* Nandewar
* Naracoorte Coastal Plain
* New England Tablelands
* Northern Kimberley
* New South Wales North Coast
* New South Wales South Western Slopes
* Nullarbor Plain
* Ord Victoria Plain
* Pacific Subtropical Islands
* Pine Creek
* Pilbara
* Riverina
* Simpson Strzelecki Dunefields
* South East Coastal Plain
* South East Corner
* South Eastern Highlands
* South Eastern Queensland
* Southern Volcanic Plain
* Stony Plains
* Sturt Plateau
* Subantarctic Islands
* Swan Coastal Plain
* Sydney Basin
* Tanami
* Tasmanian Central Highlands
* Tasmanian Northern Midlands
* Tasmanian Northern Slopes
* Tasmanian South East
* Tasmanian Southern Ranges
* Tasmanian West
* Tiwi Cobourg
* Victoria Bonaparte
* Victorian Midlands
* Warren
* Wet Tropics
* Yalgoo

Bioregions of the National Reserve System

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Southern region of Tasmania, Australia

Settlements|

* Hobart
* List of Hobart suburbs

* Adventure Bay
* Alonnah
* Barnes Bay
* Castle Forbes Bay
* Cockle Creek
* Cygnet
* Dennes Point
* Dover
* Electrona
* Franklin
* Geeveston
* Glen Huon
* Grove
* Howden
* Huonville
* Kellevie
* Kettering
* Lunawanna
* Magra
* Margate
* Mountain River
* New Norfolk
* Oyster Cove
* Ranelagh
* Sandfly
* Snug
* Southport
* Westerway
* Woodbridge

Governance|

* Clark (federal)
* Franklin (federal)
* Clark (state)
* Franklin (state)
* Huon Valley Council
* Kingborough Council

* Buckingham
* Elwick
* Huon
* Nelson
* Pembroke
* Rumney

Mountains|

* Arthur Range
* Federation Peak
* Hartz
* Meehan
* Flagstaff Hill
* Gunners Quoin
* Mount Direction
* Wellington
* kriwalayti / Mount Nelson
* kunanyi / Wellington

Protected areas,
parks and reserves|

* East Risdon State Reserve
* Hartz Mountains National Park
* Hastings Caves State Reserve
* Port Cygnet Conservation Area
* South Bruny National Park
* South-east Tasmania Important Bird Area
* Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area

Rivers|

* Arve
* Derwent
* Garden Island Creek
* Huon
* Styx

Harbours, bays,
inlets and estuaries|

* Adventure Bay
* Barnes Bay
* Cloudy Bay
* D'Entrecasteaux Channel
* North-West Bay
* Pitt Water
* Recherche Bay
* Storm Bay

Coastal features|

* South Coast
* South East Cape

Transport|

* Bruny Island Ferry
* Channel Highway
* Ida Bay Railway
* Sandfly Colliery Tramway
* South Line
* Westerway railway station

Landmarks|

| Natural|

* Coal River Valley
* Derwent Valley
* Huon Valley
* Styx Valley
* Upper Florentine Valley
* Weld Valley

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Man-made|

* Buckland Military Training Area
* Cape Bruny Lighthouse
* South Coast Track
* Tahune AirWalk

Islands|

* Boomer
* Bruny
* Eddystone
* Egg
* Friars
* Garden
* Green
* Hope
* Images
* Nuggets
* Partridge
* Pedra Branca
* Picnic
* Satellite

Books and newspapers|

* Tasmania's offshore islands
* The Mercury

Flora, fauna, and fishlife|

* Centurion
* Triarius

Bioregions|

* South East (bioregion)
* Southern Ranges (bioregion)

Indigenous heritage|

* Bruny Island language
* Truganini

Other|

* Cygnet Folk Festival

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East Coast region of Tasmania, Australia

Settlements|

* Bicheno
* Binalong Bay
* Coles Bay
* Dunalley
* Fingal
* Orford
* Scamander
* St Helens
* St Marys
* Swansea
* Triabunna

Governance
former|

* Lyons (federal)
* Lyons (state)
* McIntyre (state, legislative council)
* Prosser (state, legislative council)
* Break O'Day Council
* Glamorgan–Spring Bay Council
* Sorell Council

Mountains|

* The Hazards

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Protected areas,
parks and reserves|

* Freycinet National Park‎
* Maria Island National Park
* Mount William National Park

* Friendly Beaches Reserve

Harbours, bays, inlets and estuaries|

* Bay of Fires
* Great Oyster Bay
* Honeymoon Bay
* Marion Bay

Landmarks|

| Natural|

* Forestier Peninsula
* Freycinet Peninsula
* Jocks Lagoon
* Orielton Lagoon
* Tasman Peninsula

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Man-made|

* Denison Canal
* St Helens Airport

People of note|

* Nicolas Baudin
* John Henry Cox
* René Maugé

Islands|

| Maria Island Group|

* Ile du Nord
* Lachlan
* Maria

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Schouten Island Group|

* Governor
* des Phoques
* Picnic
* Schouten
* Taillefer Rocks

Books and newspapers|

* Tasmania's offshore islands

Flora, fauna, and fishlife|

* St Helens Important Bird Area

Bioregions|

* Ben Lomond (bioregion)
* South East (bioregion)

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* Commons

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