Landscape in northern Tasmania
The fields nearby Stanley in northern Tasmania is like a plateau with different agricultural fields. Poppyfields as well on a large scale. Tasmania is the largest legal (!!!) opium exporter worldwide for the pharmaceutical industry.
Almost all landscapes in Tasmania could fit the definition 'cultural landscape'; that is they are natural land areas modified by human activity. The state has a particularly rich cultural landscape history, given its size and relatively small population. Cultural landscapes have emerged slowly across time, as landscape layers reflecting patterns of land use at particular times have changed.
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| Sections | Travel: Australia Travel: Tasmania Nature: Fields & Meadows |
| Folders | Victoria a. Tasmania |
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Benita Sittner 04/06/2021 9:53
...diese Weite...faszinierend...VLG BenitaHerbert Rulf 03/06/2021 22:39
Wirklich nicht viel los dort. Da war der Regenwald schon interessanter.LG, Herbert