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Tamar River Leads - creating a safe harbour entrance
The various Tamar River ports in the north of Tasmania have been significant since the arrival of the first European settlers to Port Dalrymple in 1804. Tamar River Leads describes the various surveys carried out near the river mouth and the safety measures put in place to minimise risks to incoming and outgoing vessels.
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Tasmanian Anchorage Guide 6th edition
A boating guidebook with maps on where and how to travel and moor around the coastline and key waterways of Tasmania.
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Tasmanian Shipwrecks Volume 2 1900-2020
This revised and expanded edition of Tasmanian Shipwrecks Volume 2 covers the period 1900-2020, and is a thorough and detailed work.
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Tasmanian Shipwrecks Volume One
This 2020 edition is a revised and expanded edition of Tasmanian Shipwrecks 1797-1899 (first published in 1998).
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Tassie's Whale Boys
The story of more than one hundred and twenty mostly Tasmanian men who signed up with Norwegian whaling ships in the 1920's for "the adventure of their lifetime" hunting the great mammals in Antarctic waters.
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The Adventures of Chas from Tas - used
Stories from a renegade life at sea. Signed by the author.
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The Bastard's A Genius - Bob Clifford
The story of how Incat's Robert Clifford went from being a poor student to a global shipping entrepreneur reads more like adventure fiction than cold hard fact.
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The Bay - the European History of St Helens
The European history of St Helens on Tasmania's East Coast, from its earliest days as a pioneering coastal town to the 21st century.
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The Blythe Star Tragedy
On 12 October 1973 the Blythe Star left Hobart for King Island with a cargo of fertiliser and beer. Fourteen hours later it sank without warning. Its crew of ten made it into a life raft, destined to drift for eight days around southern Tasmania.
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The Cock of the River Cartela
A history of the Tasmanian river steamer MV Cartela, built in Hobart in 1912.
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