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Lauderdale Wetlands Track

  • Length: 0.7km

  • Duration: 20mins

  • Grade: 2

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  • Start: TBA

  • End: TBA

  • Location: Lauderdale

  • Closest Town: Clarence

  • Distance from CBD:

  • State: TAS

  • Latitude: -42.902649

  • Longitude: 147.491323

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Summary

The track around the perimeter of the wetlands takes 15-20 minutes to walk. The man-made wetlands were established by Clarence Council to trap and treat stormwater from it’s surrounds in Lauderdale. The wetlands consists of a series of channels and bioretention basins which allow water to be filtered by planted native rushes and sedges. The area has been transformed to a vibrant wetland community which hosts a variety of insects, birds, native mammals, fish and other fresh water aquatic biota. The walk connects to the Tangara Trail at the southern end of Roscommon Reserve.

Getting There

Start at Carrick Road reserve entrance off Terrina St, Lauderdale.

Total distance: 801 m
Max elevation: 0 m
Min elevation: 0 m
Total climbing: 0 m
Total descent: 0 m
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