Parks Victoria

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Parks Victoria is the government agency of the state of Victoria, Australia, responsible for the management of Victoria's national parks and other reserves, including historic sites and indigenous cultural heritage sites. The total area under management is over 40,000 square kilometres. 13 Marine National Parks and 11 smaller Marine Sanctuaries are also managed by Parks Victoria

[edit] Heritage Property and Historic Places

• Andersons Mill
• Beechworth Historic Park
• Cape Otway Lightstation
• Cape Schanck Lighthouse Reserve
• Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park
• Collins Settlement Historic Site
• Coolart Wetlands & Homestead
• Days Mill
• Gabo Island
• Howqua Hills Historic Area
• Maldon Historic Reserve
• Nyerimilang Heritage Park
• Oriental Claims Historic Area
• State Coal Mine
• Steiglitz Historic Park
• Upper Goulburn Historic Area
• Walhalla Historic Area
• Werribee Park
• Whroo Historic Reserve
• William Ricketts Sanctuary
• Woodlands Historic Park

[edit] State Parks

• Angahook-Lorne State Park
• Arthurs Seat State Park
• Barmah State Park
• Black Range State Park
• Broken-Boosey State Park
• Bunyip State Park
• Carlisle State Park
• Cathedral Range State Park
• Dergholm State Park
• Enfield State Park
• Holey Plains State Park
• Kooyoora State Park
• Langi Ghiran State Park
• Leaghur State Park
• Lerderderg State Park
• Melba Gully State Park
• Moondarra State Park
• Mount Arapiles-Tooan State Park
• Mount Buangor State Park
• Mount Granya State Park
• Mount Lawson State Park
• Mount Napier State Park
• Mount Samaria State Park
• Mount Worth State Park
• Paddys Ranges State Park
• Reef Hills State Park
• Warby Range State Park
• Warrandyte State Park
• Werribee Gorge State Park

[edit] External links

• Parks Victoria