Tag: Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park in Lakes Entrance



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Approximate Wreck Site | PS ‘Tommy Norton’ c 1877 – Ninety Mile Beach, Gippsland, VIC

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Category: Historical POI's 1861-1880, Historical, and Site | Shipwreck
Prior to the construction of The Entrance at Lakes Entrance, Victoria in 1889, the Gippsland Lakes would naturally fill to a high level before the pressure caused by the build up of water would be intense enough to break through the Ninety Mile Beach sand dunes which are continuously replenished by the ocean surf of Bass Strait.  In the early years of Read more…