Stages
| Prologue | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Number | Name | Description | Length |
| TS00 | Georgetown | Town stage run on the streets of Georgetown. | 04.82 km |
| Leg 1 | |||
| TS01 | Entally | 05.62 km | |
| TS02 | Deloraine | 08.44 km | |
| TS03 | Reedy Marsh | 04.99 km | |
| TS04 | Paradise | 14.48 km | |
| TS05 | Nookville | 05.33 km | |
| TS06 | Harford | 05.50 km | |
| TS07 | Frankford | 07.70 km | |
| TS08 | Kayena | 06.60 km | |
| TS09 | Beaconsfield | Town stage run on the streets of Beaconsfield. | 02.20 km |
| Leg 2 | |||
| TS10 | Sideling | 43.82 km | |
| TS11 | Ledgerwood | 05.29 km | |
| TS12 | Moorina | 07.70 km | |
| TS13 | Weldborough | 13.20 km | |
| TS14 | Pyengana | 06.60 km | |
| TS15 | Elephant Saddle | 11.00 km | |
| TS16 | Rossarden | 11.70 km | |
| TS17 | Longford | Town stage run on the streets of Longford. | 02.86 km |
| Leg 3 | |||
| TS18 | High Plains | 04.40 km | |
| TS19 | Dunorlan | 08.80 km | |
| TS20 | Merseylea | 09.90 km | |
| TS21 | Devonport | City stage run on the streets of East Devonport. | 02.77 km |
| TS22 | Paloona | 16.04 km | |
| TS23 | Mt. Claude | 09.86 km | |
| TS24 | Liena | 10.86 km | |
| TS25 | Caveside | 04.40 km | |
| Leg 4 | |||
| TS26 | Mole Creek | 04.40 km | |
| TS27 | Cethana | 37.48 km | |
| TS28 | Gunns Plains | 14.68 km | |
| TS29 | South Riana | 24.48 km | |
| TS30 | Hellyer Gorge | 15.42 km | |
| TS31 | Bastyn Dam | 05.50 km | |
| TS32 | Reece Dam | 29.25 km | |
| Leg 5 | |||
| TS33 | Strahan | 33.24 km | |
| TS34 | Queenstown | 06.39 km | |
| TS35 | Mt. Arrowsmith | 47.24 km | |
| TS36 | Tungatinah | 08.67 km | |
| TS37 | Risdon Brook | 07.70 km | |
| TS38 | Hobart | Second of only 2 southern stages, run on the Queens Domain just outside the state capital Hobart. | 01.36 km |
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