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Edithburgh is a comfortable 250kms
from Adelaide via the coast road and is a popular seaside resort noted
for its magnificent seascapes, sandy coast line, and aquatic
life-style.
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The town was named after Edith, the wife of the then Governor
Fergusson in 1869.
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The jetty, still an integral part of
the town's charms, was constructed in 1873 and at one time over 20,000
tons of salt were shipped from it annually. |
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Edithburgh boasts some great eating spots including the Troubridge
Hotel, the Edithburgh Hotel, the Edithburgh Lodge, and a Chinese
restaurant.
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The Edithburgh museum (main street) has
many fascinating displays including maritime memorabilia, scale
models, and military displays. The museum's displays also include period
costumes, and recreations of historic room settings. |
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The town features a number of eating
establishments, including the interestingly named 'Shoals' Chinese
restaurant. |
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The jetty is a popular fishing spot but is
also renowned for its stunning underwater views which are much
favoured by scuba groups from across Australia. |
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