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1 Castlemaine - Wikipedia
In September 1851, three shepherds and a bullock driver discovered gold in Specimen Gully, about 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) north-east of present-day Castlemaine. Within a month the alluvial bed of Forrest Creek was being worked with 8,000 miners on the field by the end of the year and 25,000 by March 1852.
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2 Castlemaine Community House
Castlemaine Community House is a welcoming place, bringing people together to connect and strengthen our community.
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3 Castlemaine Historical Society Inc
The Castlemaine Historical Society was formed in 1965 to study, record and promote the historical heritage of Castlemaine and District. The Society's records cover many localities including
Mt. Alexander, Forest Creek, Fryerstown, Vaughan, Campbells Creek, Barkers Creek, Chewton, Moonlight Flat, Harcourt, Muckleford, Walmer, Yapeen, Guildford
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4 Castlemaine Independent
Castlemaine Independent was founded in early 2010 and is largely the work of one journalist, Andrew McKenna.
Castlemaine Independent is beholden to nothing and no one but common decency and the laws of libel.
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5 Castlemaine Information & Attractions
Years after prosperous gold mining days passed, Castlemaine established itself as a town with a thriving agricultural, arts and tourism industry.
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6 Castlemaine State Festival
The Castlemaine State Festival is a ten day multi-arts celebration that draws on the distinctive culture of the central Victorian goldfields region - of old and new, of the artistic and the agricultural, and its dynamic community strengths. Held in autumn every two years, the festival showcases works from the region’s finest artists and performing arts companies, alongside national and international artists.
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7 Castlemaine State Festival 2009 Catalogue
The 2009 Castlemaine State Festival catalogue. Why is this here? Because it is good to look back at what went before. A useful reference for all!
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8 Chewton - A Golden History
Approximately 400 people call Chewton home. Heritage is both natural with its box ironbark forests and cultural with a European led gold rush. Chewton is integral to the Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park.
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9 Community Mapping Portal
The Community Mapping Portal web application provides a place where information about the landscape can be shared and exchanged.
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10 Connecting Country
Connecting Country is a unique landscape-scale project which aims to increase, enhance and restore biodiversity across the Mount Alexander shire. The project is being run by the community and involves a wide range of groups and agencies.
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11 Focus On Community
What is it? A website collection of small, local grassroots community development projects aimed to strengthen and empower communities. Check it out!
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12 Harcourt - Victoria
If it happened in the Harcourt Valley or is happening in the Harcourt Valley you'll find it here. If you live work or play in the Harcourt Valley, this is your home on the web.
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13 Harcourt Valley Blog
The Harcourt Valley Meeting Place. Great blog site!
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14 Maldon & Castlemaine
Come and discover Castlemaine & Maldon located in historic Central Victoria! We have so many experiences for people to enjoy - indulge in luxury at an opulent B&B, chat to a winemaker about his latest vintage, retrace the steps of the diggers on their quest for gold, fossick for your own 'gem' in an antique store - its all up to you.....
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15 Mount Alexander Shire Council
Official website of the Mount Alexander Shire Council.
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16 Mount Alexander Sustainability Group
The Sustainability Group has over 1000 voting members: local people taking action to combat climate change. We employ four staff, supported by volunteers at the MASG office in Castlemaine, central Victoria.
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17 Natural Newstead
Observations of flora, fauna and landscape in central Victoria. A truly wonderful contribution to a better understanding about where we live.
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18 Newstead Community Website
Newstead is situated in the heart of Central Victoria. We are at the crossroads of the Golden Triangle. It's an easy 45 minute drive to the major tourist districts of Bendigo and Ballarat, within half an hour of Daylesford and Maryborough & only 15 minutes to Maldon & Castlemaine
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19 Newstead - Victoria
Newstead community groups and businesses maintain their own pages here, uploading news and events.
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20 Parks Victoria: Mt Alexander
Rising some 350 metres above the surrounding area, Mt Alexander is a prominent landmark next to the Calder Highway at Harcourt, 8 km north of Castlemaine. With a well-made tourist road traversing the ridgeline, the mountain offers panoramic views and a natural forest setting for picnicking and walking.
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