Railway Station, Tallangatta, 1916
Railway Station, Tallangatta, 1916
Tallangatta, a rural town in north-east Victoria, is on the southern shoreline of an arm of Lake Hume, 30 km south-east of Wodonga. Present day Tallangatta dates from the 1950s, and the original township was 7 km east and is now shown on maps as Old Tallangatta.
In 1838 pastoralists from New South Wales took up the Tallangatta pastoral run. It is thought that the name was derived from an Aboriginal word describing currawong trees.
Railway Station, Tallangatta, 1916
Shopping Centre, Tallangatta
Tallangatta looking East
Panorama of Tallangatta, on the shores of Lake Hume
Tallangatta Hotel
Old and New Tallangatta
Victoria Hotel, Tallangatta
Main Street, Tallangatta
Panorama of Tallangatta
Golf Links, Tallangatta
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