List of places on the Victorian Heritage Register in the Shire of Towong

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This is a list of places on the Victorian Heritage Register in the Shire of Towong 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 thirty-four state-registered places within the Shire of Towong: [1]

Place namePlace #LocationSuburb or TownCo-ordinatesBuiltState
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Bethanga Bridge H0989 Riverina Highway Bellbridge 36°05′24″S147°03′30″E / 36.090111°S 147.058306°E / -36.090111; 147.058306 192714 July 2005 Bethanga Bridge (Lake Hume) 2015.jpg
Dart River Gold Battery Site H1267 Sipthorpe Track Nariel Valley,
Dartmouth 		36°31′18″S147°46′19″E / 36.521611°S 147.771889°E / -36.521611; 147.771889 185119 December 1996
Glengarry Gold Battery and Chlorination Works H1278 Corryong-Benambra Road Dartmouth 36°31′44″S147°47′15″E / 36.528861°S 147.787528°E / -36.528861; 147.787528 193719 December 1996
Greens Creek Battery Site H1266 Alpine National Park Dartmouth 36°34′43″S147°38′26″E / 36.578639°S 147.640611°E / -36.578639; 147.640611 188419 December 1996
La Mascotte Gold Battery Site and Chlorination Works H1276 Sipthorpe Track Nariel Valley 36°31′09″S147°46′31″E / 36.519139°S 147.775361°E / -36.519139; 147.775361 189719 December 1996
Mount Merrimac Gold Battery Site H1304 Lightning Creek Mitta Mitta 36°39′04″S147°21′22″E / 36.651111°S 147.356139°E / -36.651111; 147.356139 189027 March 1997
Pioneer and Union Hydraulic Gold Sluicing Site H1229 Omeo Highway Mitta Mitta 36°32′31″S147°22′26″E / 36.542000°S 147.373750°E / -36.542000; 147.373750 185928 November 1996
Thologolong Homestead H1832 4770 Murray River Road
(Stockyard Creek Track)		 Thologolong 35°59′24″S147°23′35″E / 35.990111°S 147.393083°E / -35.990111; 147.393083 19279 September 1999
Tintaldra General Store and Former Bakery H0777 3 Main Street Tintaldra 36°02′49″S147°55′54″E / 36.047056°S 147.931778°E / -36.047056; 147.931778 186430 November 1990 Tintaldra tearooms Stevage.jpeg
Young Australian Battery and Gold Cyaniding Works H1761 Glendart Track Dartmouth 36°32′34″S147°47′12″E / 36.542722°S 147.786611°E / -36.542722; 147.786611 188326 November 1998

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References

  1. ↑ "Towong Shire". Victorian Heritage Database. Heritage Council of Victoria. Retrieved 30 November 2021.
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