List of places on the Victorian Heritage Register in the Rural City of Wangaratta

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This is a list of places on the Victorian Heritage Register in the Rural City of Wangaratta in Victoria, Australia. The Victorian Heritage Register is maintained by the Heritage Council of Victoria.

The Victorian Heritage Register, as of 2021, lists the following fifteen state-registered places within the Rural City of Wangaratta: [1]

Place namePlace #LocationSuburb or TownCo-ordinatesBuiltState
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'Carinya' Ladsons Store H0568 2328 Beechworth-Wangaratta Road Tarrawingee 36°23′23″S146°27′02″E / 36.389793°S 146.450502°E / -36.389793; 146.450502 18626 March 1984
Bontharambo Homestead H0359 387 Boorhaman Road Wangaratta 36°17′16″S146°18′04″E / 36.287878°S 146.301219°E / -36.287878; 146.301219 18579 October 1974
Eldorado Dredge H0386 20 Eldorado-Byawatha Road Eldorado 36°18′49″S146°30′10″E / 36.313750°S 146.502833°E / -36.313750; 146.502833 19353 March 1976 Eldorado Dredge panorama.jpg
Former ANZ Bank H0226 49-51 Reid Street Wangaratta 36°21′17″S146°19′32″E / 36.354833°S 146.325583°E / -36.354833; 146.325583 18759 October 1974
Former Flour Mill H0330 62 Woodberrys Lane Milawa 36°26′46″S146°24′25″E / 36.446222°S 146.406944°E / -36.446222; 146.406944 18619 October 1974
Glenrowan Heritage Precinct H2000 Siege Street Glenrowan 36°27′47″S146°13′26″E / 36.462972°S 146.224000°E / -36.462972; 146.224000 188028 November 2002
Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral Close H1065 Docker Street, Ovens Street, Cusack Street Wangaratta 36°21′20″S146°19′16″E / 36.355611°S 146.321028°E / -36.355611; 146.321028 185614 July 2005 Holy Trinity Cathedral, Wangaratta, 2018 (03).jpg
Marianne Gibson Quilt H2297 Wangaratta Exhibitions Gallery, 56 Ovens Street Wangaratta 36°21′21″S146°19′22″E / 36.355889°S 146.322750°E / -36.355889; 146.322750 18909 February 2012
Old School H0344 999 Buckland Gap Road Murmungee 36°26′49″S146°41′34″E / 36.446944°S 146.692694°E / -36.446944; 146.692694 18699 October 1974
Plough Inn Hotel and Stables H0360 2322 Beechworth-Wangaratta Road Tarrawingee 36°23′22″S146°27′05″E / 36.389528°S 146.451333°E / -36.389528; 146.451333 18649 October 1974
Wangaratta Railway Station Complex H1597 37 Norton Street Wangaratta 36°21′18″S146°19′01″E / 36.354917°S 146.317000°E / -36.354917; 146.317000 187420 August 1982 Wangaratta railway station.jpg
Warra H0521 3 Murdoch Road Wangaratta 36°21′47″S146°19′29″E / 36.363194°S 146.324861°E / -36.363194; 146.324861 19085 May 1982
Water Tower and Tank H1833 12 Millard Street Wangaratta 36°21′41″S146°19′30″E / 36.361389°S 146.324972°E / -36.361389; 146.324972 190230 September 1999
Water Wheel and Mine Machinery H0356 Weone Mine, Wells Boundary Track Murmungee 36°26′24″S146°42′10″E / 36.440083°S 146.702667°E / -36.440083; 146.702667 19399 October 1974

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References

  1. ↑ "Wangaratta Rural City". Victorian Heritage Database. Heritage Council of Victoria. Retrieved 24 December 2021.
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