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Highest Facts about Rosebery, Tasmania Trivia|section|date=April 2010

Rosebery Tasmania has the quirky honour having the highest postcode in Tasmania, 7470.
Australia's steepest golf course - especially the uphill 8th and downhill 9th.
Mount Read - Tasmania's "highest" rainfall location.
Mount Black - the "highest" mountain in the southern hemisphere with trees at its summit.
Montezuma Falls - Tasmania's "highest" waterfall.

They might be ok on a travel website - but if these are to be used - they need WP:RS - and they were listed in a way that is not encyclopediac. Satu Suro 05:05, 25 May 2010 (UTC)Reply

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