Whitemark

Whitemark is best known in Tasmania for being the principal settlement on Flinders Island. On the island’s east coast, it faces Bass Strait and serves as the practical hub for this sparsely populated part of the Furneaux Group. The Strzelecki Peaks rise in Flinders Island’s south, while the roads beyond town reach beaches, farmland and smaller coastal communities. At nearby Emita, the Furneaux Museum documents the islands’ Aboriginal heritage and maritime past. Whitemark is modest in scale, yet central to local services and island life. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Whitemark and Flinders Island relate to the Bass Strait surroundings.

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