Richmond

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Richmond is a historic town in southern Tasmania, Australia, renowned for its well-preserved colonial architecture and one of the country’s oldest stone bridges.

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Richmond canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf church building
church building
former prison
locality
stone arch bridge
town
architectureStyle Georgian
colonial Australian
attracts domestic tourists
international tourists
country Australia
Australia
Australia
crosses Coal River
denomination Anglican Church of Australia
Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
distanceFrom Hobart
economicActivity tourism
wine and food tourism in the Coal River Valley
foundedAs colonial village
hasLandmark Richmond Bridge
Richmond Gaol
St John’s Catholic Church, Richmond
St Luke’s Anglican Church, Richmond
hasStructure Richmond Bridge
heritageStatus historic town
oldest surviving stone bridge in Australia
one of the oldest existing colonial gaols in Australia
one of the oldest surviving large stone arch bridges in Australia
knownFor historic stone bridge
well-preserved colonial architecture
localGovernmentArea City of Clarence
locatedIn Clarence Council
Coal River Valley wine region
Richmond, Tasmania
Richmond, Tasmania
Richmond, Tasmania
Richmond, Tasmania
locatedOn Coal River
material sandstone
region Southern Tasmania
state Tasmania
Tasmania
tourismType heritage tourism destination
transportConnection road access from Hobart
usedAs convict-era administrative centre

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Southern Tasmania contains Richmond
Division of Macquarie includesTown Richmond
subject linked to: Macquarie
Punt Road Bridge connects Richmond
City of Clarence contains Richmond
Lansdowne station servesCity Richmond