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Break ODay Council
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ODay Council Website
The Break O'Day Area
Break O'Day is located on Tasmania's East Coast comprising the Eastern portion of the Fingal Valley and the coastal zone from the Denison River in the South, to Eddystone Point in the North.
With an area of 3809 square kilometres, the Municipality is one of the largest Local Government areas in the State. A diverse population of 5,912 is increasing annually.
The coastal strip includes the towns and holiday communities of St. Helens, Scamander, Stieglitz, Four Mile Creek, Seymour, Falmouth, Beaumaris, Binalong Bay and Ansons Bay. Inland population centres include Mathinna, Fingal, St. Marys, Cornwall, Goshen, Weldborough and Pyengana.
The industries of mining, forestry, agriculture, tourism and fishing are very evident in the Municipality and its naturally spectacular scenery includes the coastline, Blue Tier, South Esk River, Eddystone Point and includes portions of the Douglas-Apsley and Mount William National Parks.
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Our Vision
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For the Break O'Day area to be a self-reliant community in which we, the people, work together in partnership to strengthen local autonomy and action through integrated planning of land and maritime management and the provision of quality and affordable infrastructure and community services; sustainable development; and the protection of our natural environmental and unique lifestyle and heritage.
For the Council to provide leadership to ensure we all enjoy, and future generations inherit, a Break O'Day area with a scenic and unspoilt coastline; natural bushland and waterways; viable, clearly defined settlement nodes and service centres; productive farms, forests, fisheries and mines; and a vibrant private sector with opportunities for sustainable development.
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Contacting Council
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Contact Information
Council Chambers
Georges Bay Esplanade
St Helens Tas 7216
Phone: (03) 6376 1281
Fax: (03) 6376 1551
Email: admin@bodc.tas.gov.au
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