Convict Coal Mine
- 5 years ago
Saltwater River, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania
Fascinating and lonely convict ruins at Saltwater River, Tasman Peninsula, close to Port Arthur. Mining was commenced in 1834 during the regime of Captain Charles O'Hara Boot and at the peak of production some 500 tonnes of coal per year were sent to Hobart. There are a total of ten walks in the area, each has its own specific interests, but this video covers just the main buildings and ruins in the convict precinct.
Check out the rest of the Tasmanian Travel Guide video channel at https://www.dailymotion.com/robincartledge
Fascinating and lonely convict ruins at Saltwater River, Tasman Peninsula, close to Port Arthur. Mining was commenced in 1834 during the regime of Captain Charles O'Hara Boot and at the peak of production some 500 tonnes of coal per year were sent to Hobart. There are a total of ten walks in the area, each has its own specific interests, but this video covers just the main buildings and ruins in the convict precinct.
Check out the rest of the Tasmanian Travel Guide video channel at https://www.dailymotion.com/robincartledge