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Ross

Hobart and South, TAS

Ross

"Historic town with colonial architecture in Tasmania"

About this place

291
Population· median age 61
What people do
  • Labourers22
  • Sales18
  • Managers17
  • Technicians & Trades17
  • Professionals11
166 dwellings · 77.2% owner-occupied

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census 2021. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.

Highlights

  • Historical Ross Bridge, a stunning example of convict-built architecture
  • Charming colonial buildings that reflect the town's rich heritage
  • Beautiful surrounding landscapes perfect for walking and outdoor activities
  • A strong sense of community with regular local events and gatherings
  • Proximity to other attractions in the Central Highlands region

About Ross

Nestled in the picturesque Central Highlands of Tasmania, Ross is a charming town that exudes a sense of history and community. With a population of just 291, it offers a tranquil lifestyle, surrounded by stunning landscapes and a rich cultural heritage. The town's well-preserved colonial architecture, including the iconic Ross Bridge, showcases its past while providing a unique backdrop for everyday life. Residents enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, where nature thrives and the pace of life slows down, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a respite from the hustle and bustle of urban living. Ross is more than just a quiet retreat; it's a place where community spirit flourishes. Locals take pride in their town's history, with various events that celebrate its heritage. The breathtaking views of lush hills and the surrounding countryside provide ample opportunities for outdoor activities, drawing nature lovers and those looking to connect with the natural beauty of Tasmania. This unique blend of history, community, and natural beauty makes Ross a special place to call home or to visit.

What You'll Find

Historical Ross Bridge, a stunning example of convict-built architecture; Charming colonial buildings that reflect the town's rich heritage; Beautiful surrounding landscapes perfect for walking and outdoor activities; A strong sense of community with regular local events and gatherings; Proximity to other attractions in the Central Highlands region

Why Locals Love It

Residents appreciate the peaceful lifestyle and the strong community bonds that make Ross feel like home.

Why Visitors Come

Tourists are drawn to Ross for its historical significance, scenic beauty, and the opportunity to experience a quaint, rural Australian town.