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Victoria is home to many vibrant townships, each with its unique character, history, and attractions. Here are some of the main townships across various regions of Victoria:

Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges
1. Healesville – Known for its wineries, the Healesville Sanctuary, and scenic beauty.
2. Yarra Glen – A key town in the Yarra Valley, famous for wineries and the Yarra Valley Chocolaterie.
3. Warburton – A charming riverside town known for its trails, forests, and close proximity to the Redwood Forest.
4. Olinda – Located in the Dandenong Ranges, famous for its gardens, cafes, and proximity to the National Rhododendron Garden.

Mornington Peninsula
1. Sorrento – A historic coastal town known for its beaches, boutique shops, and the Sorrento-Queenscliff Ferry.
2. Portsea – Known for its luxury holiday homes, diving spots, and the Point Nepean National Park.
3. Red Hill – Famous for its wineries, fresh produce, and the Red Hill Market.
4. Dromana – A popular beachside town with wineries, hiking trails, and beautiful views from Arthurs Seat.

Great Ocean Road and Otway Ranges
1. Torquay – The starting point of the Great Ocean Road and a hub for surf culture, home to Bells Beach.
2. Lorne – A picturesque coastal town with cafes, galleries, and the nearby Erskine Falls.
3. Apollo Bay – A beautiful town nestled between the Otway Ranges and the ocean, popular with tourists.
4. Port Campbell – Known for its proximity to the Twelve Apostles and the scenic Shipwreck Coast.
5. Anglesea – A beachside town popular for its surfing, walking trails, and the Anglesea Heath.

Macedon Ranges
1. Woodend – A charming township near Hanging Rock, known for its relaxed atmosphere and wineries.
2. Macedon – Famous for its beautiful gardens and Mount Macedon’s walking trails.
3. Kyneton – Known for its heritage architecture, local food scene, and nearby mineral springs.
4. Daylesford – A well-known spa town with natural mineral springs, boutique hotels, and local arts and crafts.

Goldfields Region
1. Ballarat – A historic city known for its gold rush heritage, Sovereign Hill, and the Ballarat Botanical Gardens.
2. Bendigo – Another major gold rush city, famous for its preserved architecture, Bendigo Art Gallery, and cultural festivals.
3. Castlemaine – Known for its thriving arts community, heritage buildings, and nearby Mount Alexander.
4. Maldon – A perfectly preserved gold rush town with historic streetscapes and festivals.

Gippsland
1. Sale – A key regional town near the Gippsland Lakes, known for its wetlands and heritage buildings.
2. Lakes Entrance – A popular coastal town where the Gippsland Lakes meet the ocean, known for fishing and boating.
3. Bairnsdale – A major service town and gateway to the East Gippsland region.
4. Warragul – A growing town in West Gippsland known for its dairy farming and local produce markets.

High Country and Alpine Region
1. Bright – A picturesque town in the Ovens Valley, popular for its autumn colors, outdoor activities, and proximity to Mount Hotham.
2. Mansfield – A gateway to the Victorian High Country and the alpine resort of Mount Buller.
3. Beechworth – A beautifully preserved gold rush town, known for its historical significance, Beechworth Bakery, and wineries.
4. Mount Beauty – A town at the base of the Victorian Alps, popular with hikers and mountain bikers.

Grampians and Western District
1. Halls Gap – A small town set within the Grampians National Park, known for its stunning views, hiking trails, and wildlife.
2. Hamilton – Known as the "Wool Capital of the World," with beautiful gardens and historic buildings.
3. Ararat – A historic town on the Western Highway, known for its gold rush history and nearby wineries.
4. Stawell – Known for the annual Stawell Gift, Australia’s oldest professional footrace.

Murray River Region
1. Echuca – Famous for its historic paddle steamers and rich river history along the Murray River.
2. Mildura – A major regional city known for its agricultural production, wineries, and river-based activities.
3. Swan Hill – A town known for its agricultural industry and river-based tourism.
4. Yarrawonga – Located on the Murray River, famous for Lake Mulwala and water-based activities.

These townships showcase the diverse landscapes, cultural history, and attractions across Victoria, from coastal and wine regions to the high country and historic goldfields.

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