Blythe River Tasmania

The Blythe River is a river in Northern Tasmania. It starts near Rabbit Plain at an elevation of 685m and flows into Emu Bay in the Tasman Sea of the South Pacific Ocean, at Heybridge,[1] near Burnie, Tasmania.[2](Lat41°04'41.13"s and 145°58'50.4'E). The local economy relies on mining[3][4] and recreational fishing.[5][6]

References

  1. Blythe River Tasmainia at exploreOz.com.
  2. Blythe River at Bonzle.com.
  3. Greg Dickens,The Companion to Tasmainan History.
  4. F Blake, Blythe River and Cuprona Iron Areas Mineral Deposits.
  5. Daniel Paull, North West Trout.
  6. Jarrod Clarke, Blythe River.