Bass Coast Shire
38°32′00″S 145°32′00″E / 38.5333333°S 145.5333333°E / -38.5333333; 145.5333333
Adams Estate • Almurta (Almurta East) • Anderson (1936–1971) • Archies Creek • Bass • Cape Paterson • Cape Woolamai (Woolamai, Woolamai Waters, Woolamai Waters West) • Churchill Island • Corinella (1860- ) • Coronet Bay (1969–1975) • Cowes (Cowes East, Cowes West) • Dalyston (1904- Hicksborough, Dudley) • Dudley South (1912–1977) • Glen Alvie (1890–1977 Jumbunna, Korrine) • Glen Forbes (1902–1994 Mann's, Kernot) • Grantville (1875- ) • Harmers Haven • Inverloch (Anderson's Inlet) • Jam Jerrup • Kernot (1911- see Glen Forbes) • Kilcunda (Bridge Creek) • Krowera (1889–1968 Bass Valley) • Lance Creek (1915–1937) • Lang Lang (Lang Lang West) • Loch (1887- ) • Newhaven • Pioneer Bay • Powlett River (1874–1956) • Queensferry (1874–1934) • Rhyll • Ryanston (1891–1954 Balmattum, Balmattum East, Blackwood Forest) • San Remo (Griffith's Point, Goodhurst) • Silverleaves • Smiths Beach • St Clair (1910–1918 see Wonthaggi) • Summerlands • Sunderland Bay • Sunset Strip • Surf Beach • Tenby Point • The Gurdies • Ventnor (1915–1944 Beachcomber Estate) • Wattle Bank (1920–1930 Wattlebank) • West Creek (1871–1958 Powlett River) • Wimbledon Heights • Wonthaggi (Powlett Coal Mine, St Clair) • Wonthaggi North (1912–1969 North Wonthaggi) • Woodleigh (1896–1980 Woodleigh Vale, St Helier, Fern Hill) • Woolamai (1859–1965 Milndale, Milne's and see Cape Woolamai)
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Famous quotes containing the words bass and/or coast:
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