The Bass Strait Islands are a group of islands between the states of Victoria and Tasmania in Australia.
Home to 1,600 people (2016), it is noted for its production of cheese, lobsters, bottled rain water, kelp, and beef
Home to 1,000 people (2019), it is dominated by rugged mountains and sand dunes
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2nd-order administrative division
Primary administrative division