Nature Reserves
IUCN IV or Ia
- Albatross Island
- Bass Pyramid
- Betsey Island
- Big Green Island
- Black Pyramid Rock
- Cape Bernier
- Cape Deslacs
- Chappell Islands
- Christmas Island
- Clarke Island
- Coal River Gorge
- Curtis Island
- Dennes Hill
- Devils Tower
- Diamond Island
- Dismal Swamp
- Duckholes Lagoons
- East Kangaroo Island
- East Risdon
- Foster Islands
- George Rocks
- Green Island
- Green Point
- Hawley
- Hospital Creek
- Ile Des Phoques
- Isabella Island
- Judgement Rocks
- Kentford Forest
- Lake Johnston
- Lavinia
- Lime Bay
- Long Spit (private)
- Low Islets
- Moriarty Rocks
- Native Point
- North East Islet
- Penguin Islet
- Peter Murrell
- Pitt Water
- Reid Rocks
- Rodondo Island
- Sith Cala
- Tenth Island
- The Doughboys
- Three Hummock Island
- Three Sisters-Goat Island
- Tom Gibson
- Township Lagoon
- West Moncoeur Island
- Wingaroo
- Woodvine Nature Reserve
- Wright Rock
Read more about this topic: Protected Areas Of Tasmania
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