Lake Burbury
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Burbury Was formed on the King River in the early 1990's as part of
Tasmania's Hydro Electricity Network. It has been well stocked with
Trout and is now one of the best fishing spots about. The photo (Above
Left) shows the southern end of the lake. This photo was taken from
the Mt Jukes Road which leads to the Southern End of the Lake. This
road is accessed by driving through Queenstown heading South following
the valley. It is a No Through Road, and is about a 20 minute drive
each way. The Photo (Above Right) shows the Middle Section of the
Lake, taken from the sumit of Mt Owen. |
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| The Two Photo's (Above) were also taken from the top of Mt Owen looking down onto Lake Burbury. The Photo (Left), Shows the northern End of the Lake, while the Photo (Right), shows the section of the lake where the Lyell Highway to Hobart crosses over The Bradshaw Bridge. The road can be seen in the centre of the photo. The local Queenstown Anglers Club hold a very popular fishing competition on the lake every year during the 3rd weekend in November |