Deddington
Map Ref F7

DISTANCES: Launceston 37

The little town of Deddington, is approximately 37 km south-east of Launceston. The district, when first mentioned in 1825, was known as ‘Mills Plains’. In 1830, John Glover, the well-known artist arrived from England and bought land naming it ‘Deddington’ and ‘Patterdale’ after villages in the English lake district where he had lived. In 1840 a chapel, possibly designed by Glover was built at Deddington and has been restored by the National Trust.

	Petrol & Oil
	Restaurant, Licensed Restaurant or Hotel counter meals
	Refreshments tea rooms, cafe or take away foods, milk bar etc.
	Accommodation hotel, motel, guest house, holiday unit etc.
	Camping Area often combined with a caravan park
	Caravan Park on site vans or cabins may also be available
	Liquor hotel or bottleshop etc.
	Supplies does NOT represent full supermarket facilities but indicates that basic food items at least are available
	Youth Hostel
	Public Toilets
	Visitor Information available
	Staffed Tasmanian Visitor Information Centre

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Deddington Map Ref F7

DISTANCES: Launceston 37

Deddington
Map Ref F7