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Map Ref: D11 H 11 F11 B10 D7
Population: 2454
Location: 130km North East Melbourne
Accommodation: 1 Resort, 9 B&B's, 6 Motels/Hotels, 4 Caravan Parks
Things Do: Art Gallery, Antiques, Golf, Horse Racing, Horse Riding, Speed Way, Alexandra Timber Tramway, Olive Farm Café & Produce Store, Honey Farm, Day Spas, Healing Centres, Massage & Bowen Therapy, Vineyards, Nurseries, Walking Tracks, Rock Climbing, Shopping, Café's, Restaurants, Tennis, Bowls.
Historic Alexandra is located in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range 130 kilometres north east of Melbourne. It houses Murrindindi's civic centre and is a town rich in parklands.
The first white men to see Alexandra were Hume and Hovell in 1824. Goldmining and heavily timbered fertile soils surrounding the Upper Goulburn River provided the initial attraction for settlers which, prior to European settlement, had been inhabited mainly by aborigines of the Yauung - Illam - Baluk tribe.
