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Tasmap TASMAP is the Tasmanian Government's base mapping arm managed by the Dept of Natural Resources & Env

TASMAP is the Tasmanian Government's base mapping arm managed by the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment. TASMAP produces a variety of topographic maps including a wide range of series maps, national park maps, tourist products, a comprehensive street atlas and a large range of other mapping products. TASMAP also captures and sells aerial photographs and is making availa

ble a range of historic charts managed by the Surveyor General of Tasmania. TASMAP has a long history of producing quality mapping products and has extensive experience in the mapping industry. Disclaimer
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Tasmap have just released an updated edition of the Meadowbank 1:50 000 Topographic MapThis map covers the rural lower D...
13/04/2026

Tasmap have just released an updated edition of the Meadowbank 1:50 000 Topographic Map

This map covers the rural lower Derwent Valley between Ouse and Bushy Park and includes the historic township of Hamilton. Meadowbank Lake is the central feature and is a popular recreational venue for water skiing and fishing. Mount Field National Park, in the south west of the map, is noted for its glacial landscape and numerous bush walks.

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Tasmap have just released a new edition of the best selling Cradle Mountain Day Walks Map & Notes.Situated in central we...
27/03/2026

Tasmap have just released a new edition of the best selling Cradle Mountain Day Walks Map & Notes.

Situated in central western Tasmania, Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park is the most famous of Tasmania's national parks. Its rugged mountain peaks and alpine moorland offer some of the finest scenery in Australia, making it a mecca for bushwalkers.

This map highlights the walking tracks and features tourist information along with general topographic detail. The notes on the reverse side introduce visitors to the vegetation, land forms, animals, history of the area, bushwalking tips and safety essentials.

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Tasmap have released a new edition of the Hartz Mountain Day Walk Map and Notes.Hartz Mountains was one of Tasmania's fi...
25/03/2026

Tasmap have released a new edition of the Hartz Mountain Day Walk Map and Notes.

Hartz Mountains was one of Tasmania's first popular bushwalking destinations. Today, visitors are still attracted to the area, much of which is now national park and preserved in Tasmania's Wilderness World Heritage Area - one of the last temperate wilderness areas in the world.

This map highlights the walking tracks and features tourist information along with general topographic detail. The notes on the reverse side introduce visitors to the vegetation, land forms, animals, history of the area and bushwalking tips.

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Tasmap have just released a new edition of the South Coast 1:50 000 Topographic Map. The design of the 1:50 000 Map Seri...
23/03/2026

Tasmap have just released a new edition of the South Coast 1:50 000 Topographic Map.

The design of the 1:50 000 Map Series provides a clear and accurate portrayal of topographic information, with symbols and map content giving enhanced depiction of buildings, hill shading and a simplified classification of vegetation.

This map features the southern most tip of mainland Tasmania, the Maatsuyker Group and other offshore rocks. Also shown is the most southern drivable location of Cockle Creek, home to camping sites and spectacular beaches on the fringe of Recherche Bay. The South Coast Track starts from Cockle Creek and allows access to remote rugged wilderness and coastline but can be subject to extreme weather conditions. It is a 6 to 8 day walk to Melaleuca.

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Closure
Three Capes Track
13–26 April 2026

The Three Capes Track will be closed from 13–26 April 2026 for planned burn operations and annual maintenance as part of Tasmania’s state-wide Fuel Reduction Program.

These works help reduce bushfire risk, protect visitors, and conserve the stunning natural and cultural values of Tasman National Park.

Closed areas:
•Old Cape Pillar Track (the inland route to Cape Pillar)
•Bare Knoll Campground
•Three Capes Track (Denmans Cove, Stinking Bay, Arthurs Peak)

Open areas:
•Cape Huay Track (return)
•Crescent Bay Track
•The Tasman Coastal Trail
•Tunnel Bay Track
•Remarkable Cave
•Brown Mountain
•Cape Raoul
•Shipstern Bluff

The Fortescue Bay campground remains open.

This annual closure is part of PWS’ risk mitigation strategy, ensuring the Three Capes Track continues to deliver Australia’s premier coastal walking experience.

For more information, visit our Fire Management page: https://parks.tas.gov.au/about-us/fire-management/planned-burns

Know before you go and keep up to date with current alerts and closures: www.parks.tas.gov.au/alerts

Address

134 Macquarie Street
Hobart, TAS
7000

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61361654444

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