Edith Creek
TAS 7330 • Tasmania
About Edith Creek
Edith Creek is a small rural locality in the Circular Head Council area of north-west Tasmania, situated approximately 13 kilometres south of Smithton. With a 2021 Census population of 116, this sparsely settled community spreads across roughly 48 square kilometres of agricultural and bushland terrain. The Duck River flows through the locality, joining the stream from which the area takes its name, contributing to its natural character and farming appeal.
Life in Edith Creek revolves around the land, with residents predominantly engaged in farming, dairying, and rural pursuits typical of the Circular Head region. The nearby town of Smithton provides access to shops, schools, a hospital, and essential services. The surrounding countryside is characteristic of north-west Tasmania — lush, green, and productive — making this a quiet retreat for those who value rural living close to one of Tasmania's most productive agricultural corridors.
Edith Creek falls under postcode 7330 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Braddon (Murchison) electorate.
Location
Transport & Commute
Bus Services
- TassiLink regional coach — Smithton / Burnie / Devonport Varies; limited services
Commute to Hobart CBD
🛣️ Closest city is Burnie (~80 km east); Smithton is the main service hub (13 km north); a car is essential
Edith Creek has no walkable retail or services; all daily errands require a car to reach Smithton
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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RA 1282 Trowutta Road
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RA 422 Mengha Road
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RA 68 Comeback Rd
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48 Nelson Street
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Mill Road
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27 - 43 Grant Street
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1 Sampson Avenue
