All Pier | Jetty
The following is a comprehensive list of Piers / Jetties available for Public use, the Important Infrastructure is often prominent on the Landscape.
Piers / Jetties are a Sub Category of Infrastructure / Landmark.
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Located on the banks of the beautiful Nicholson River at Nicholson in Victoria, this delightful and well equipped picnic area bestows a number of jetties and fishing nooks with which to enjoy the river. Additional amenities provided at the picnic area include pavilions, picnic tables, barbecues, seating, public toilets, boat ramp, fish cleaning facilities, fishing platforms and ample parking for all. A quick Read more…
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A substantial jetty compliments the Rye Boat Ramp on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, providing access for those who wish to embark and disembark their water craft as well as somewhere to moor whilst enjoying Rye’s many facilities and amenities or awaiting access to the boat ramp. Port Phillip Bay is an absolute mecca for water sport enthusiasts of all disciplines, as well as for beach Read more…
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The large jetty located off Argyle Parade in the seaside village of Marlo, bestows the opportunity to take a stroll and view the magnificent Snowy River Estuary from another perspective. Fishing from the jetty seems very popular . . . Helpful Hints: – Ample Parking – Things to Do on the Water – Things to Do about Town – Facilities available at Marlo include: – BBQ’s Read more…
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Situated on the banks beautiful Mitchell River in Bairnsdale, Victoria, this delightful jetty is situate amidst a tranquil picnic area featureing expansive lawned areas, sheltered by magnificent mature trees. Sheltered BBQ’s are provided to ensure the perfect picnic with the family and friends . . . Facilities within this park area include a jetty on the river, a large sheltered area, sheltered and unsheltered picnic Read more…
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Marinas and jetties line the foreshore of McMillan Strait at Paynesville in Victoria – all the way from boat ramp, to the southern tip of the strait. McMillan Strait is the stretch of water that separates Raymond Island from Paynesville. It also forms a link between Lake Victoria and Lake King. These are two of the larger lakes that form the Read more…
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A jetty is included within the boat ramp precinct of Marlay Point – adjacent to the ‘Lake Wellington Yacht Club’ – is perfect to try your luck at catching a fish or two . . . The lakes and rivers of Gippsland are perfect for all manner of aquatic sports. Amenities provided at Marlay Point, include picnic tables, pavilion, public toilets, ample parking, jetty, fish cleaning facilities and Read more…
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Located at the mouth of Merriman Creek in Seaspray, Victoria, this large picnic area overlooks the creek estuary – which would be more aptly named a river rather than a creek – it is huge !!! Looking inland delights with views of the tranquil waters of the estuary, whilst the opposite direction bestows the mesmerising spectacle of surf pounding to shore Read more…
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Category: Historical POI's 1861-1880, Historical, Infrastructure | Landmark, Pier | Jetty, and Site | Infrastructure
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Unlike many of the piers constructed along the bayside shores of the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria which were fashioned to transport lime and wood to the infant Melbourne, the ‘Portsea Pier’ was built to provide access for the budding tourist trade during the 1870’s. The beautiful beaches of Portsea, whether it be the wild ocean back beach of Bass Strait or the relative Read more…
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brunswick heads-river entrance NSW weather forecast The Brunswick Heads Boat Harbour bestows a host of POI’s and Amenities. Enjoy a walk along the jetty; launch your boat; fish; plan a picnic, or, a stopover whilst enjoying the Walking / Bike Riding Trail . . . . Some Interesting History . . . The rugged terrain of the northern coast of NSW proved impenetrable Read more…
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The ‘Steeles Rock’ swimming cove and jetty is located some 1.5 km east of the centre of the seaside village of Portarlington. The beautiful little cove is relatively shallow and therefore perfect for children and adults alike, to enjoy. The crystal clear waters abutting a sandy beach – with jetty, public toilets and rubbish bins provided – make for the perfect Read more…
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Category: Boat Ramp, Car Park | Large Vehicles, Car Park, Infrastructure | Landmark, and Pier | Jetty
Marinas and jetties line the foreshore of McMillan Strait at Paynesville in Victoria – all the way from boat ramp to the southern tip of the strait. McMillan Strait is the stretch of water that separates Raymond Island from Paynesville. It also forms a link between Lake Victoria and Lake King. These are two of the larger lakes that form the Read more…
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A number of jetties are situate along the banks of the Tambo River, amidst the fabulous park lands, views and amenities of the Harry Clues Memorial Park. Located some 850 m south of the township of Johnsonville in Victoria, facilities provided at the park include: Public Toilets, Boat Ramp, Jetties, fish cleaning facilities, Sheltered Picnic Tables & Barbecues, open-air Picnic Tables, water fountains, and rubbish Read more…
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Amongst the many facilities provided within the Boat Ramp precinct of ‘Urangan Boat Harbour‘ situate in Urangan, on Queensland’s Fraser Coast, are jetties on which to moor your watercraft whilst within the marina area. Protected by the breakwalls that surround the harbour and complimented by the enormous car park, 4 lane boat ramps, extra bays to secure your watercraft – this harbour zone could be a boating enthusiast’s Read more…
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A jetty suspended over the river wall, provides direct access to the Clarence River. Located just beyond the northern extremity of Iluka Bay, it forms part of the many facilities provided at this picnic area precinct. A great locale for a spot of fishing, or to just relax and absorb the beauty and the size of this massive river estuary Read more…
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The ‘Ernie Organ Park‘ precinct features a pier which extends out onto the water bestowing tremendous views of the Hervey Bay – stretching from Point Vernon to the Urangan Pier. On a clear day, Fraser Island can also be seen in the distance. For those with a keen eye, a lot of luck and patience, at the right time of year (July to November) you might Read more…
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Two delightful jetties compliment the boat ramps situate within the ‘Portarlington Recreation Reserve‘ – located at the northern-most point of the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria. Whether launching a boat, fishing, or simply enjoying the views from the jetty’s end, these make for an additional attraction to the many activities and amenities available at this locale . . . Facilities within this precinct of the ‘Portarlington Read more…
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Category: Historical POI's 1841-1860, Historical, Infrastructure | Landmark, Marina | Harbour, Pier | Jetty, and Site | Infrastructure
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Though little remains of the original pier of 1859, the location is exactly as it was back then. Interestingly, it was up until the year 1937 that steamers arrived daily to transport passengers and cargo across Port Phillip Bay. The pier was integral to the town and the entire Bellarine Peninsula – it was the centre of the economic and recreational activities of Read more…
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A delightful jetty runs along side the single lane boat ramp located some 750 m west of the township of Paynesville – along the beautiful Sunset Drive. There are many jetties located around Paynesville, to which you can moor your boat, wander to the village which sits on the water’s edge → indulge in ‘cuppa’, a spot of shopping, a picnic, Read more…
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A floating jetty is located a few metres away from the Iluka Bay Boat Ramp – perfect to pick up or drop off your passengers . . . Located on the banks of the Clarence River, within the sheltered waters of Iluka Bay sporting sandy shores and safe waters for the children to play – it abuts a delightful picnic area of lawns and Read more…
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Category: Historical POI's 1881-1900, Historical, Infrastructure | Landmark, Marina | Harbour, Pier | Jetty, and Site | Infrastructure
Disabled Access: Yes
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In the mid 1800’s, the strategic location of the township of Sale, on route to Port Albert from the gold diggings, led to its growth and prosperity. Following the completion of the Sale Canal and the Canal Railway, affectionately referred to as the “wharf line” or the “fish line“, in 1890, the Port of Sale became the connecting hub of Read more…