Cobden

Cobden is best known in Victoria’s Western District for its long association with dairy farming. The town stands amid the rolling pastureland of a volcanic plain, south of Lake Corangamite, one of the region’s major saline lakes. Dairy remains central to the local economy and gives Cobden a practical rural character, with farming communities spread across the surrounding district. Its name commemorates Richard Cobden, the British politician and advocate of free trade. Roads from town link inland Victoria with the coast around the Great Ocean Road. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Victoria’s Western District connects regionally.

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