Port Campbell
Port Campbell, a resort and cray fishing port facing Bass Strait in western Victoria, is on the Great Ocean Road about midway between Cape Otway and Warrnambool.
It was named after Alexander Campbell, a farmer, whaler and trader. Campbell took shelter in the Port Campbell inlet during a Bass Strait storm in about 1843. Port Phillip’s Superintendent LaTrobe showed Port Campbell on a sketch map that he drew in 1846.
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Port Campbell, Great Ocean Road, 2000
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London Bridge, Great Ocean Road
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Loch Ard Gorge, Port Campbell
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Rugged coast Lock Ard Gorge near Port Campbell
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Loch Ard Shipwreck, Port Campbell, 2008
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Rugged coastline looking east from Port Campbell
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Safe Fishing Bay, Port Campbell
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The Majestic Crown of Thorns near Port Campbell
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