The History of the Gipps Creek Tin Field Tasmania

The History of the Gipps Creek Tin Field

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A history of Gipps Creek, a small remote Tasmanian tin mining area between Avoca and the Ben Lomond plateau, near the Fingal Valley.

Discovered for tin mining in 1881, it hit is heyday in the 1920s, but did not die completely with tin scratching and fossicking continuing until the late 1980s.

Softcover book, self-published 2021
118-pages
Illustrated with a few black/white images
Approximate size 18cm wide x 25cm tall

SKU SKU19580

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Weight 0.55 kg

Author Hahl Volker

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