Wivenhoe
TAS 7320 • Tasmania
About Wivenhoe
Wivenhoe is a coastal suburb of Burnie in the City of Burnie local government area, located in north-west Tasmania approximately 3 kilometres south-east of the Burnie town centre. With a population of 235, it is a compact, working-class community whose northern boundary is formed by Bass Strait and western boundary by the Emu River. The suburb shares postcode 7320 with Burnie and is closely integrated with the broader Burnie urban area.
Wivenhoe has a practical mix of housing, light industry, and local amenities, including an IGA supermarket, butcher, bakery, and a fruit and vegetable market. The suburb is home to the Burnie Showground, the Burnie Men's Shed, and hosts the popular Burnie Weekend Farmers' Markets. Its coastal position offers proximity to Burnie's beaches and parks, while Burnie's broader retail, dining, and health services are just minutes away by car.
Wivenhoe falls under postcode 7320 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Braddon (Murchison) electorate.
Location
Transport & Commute
Bus Services
- Metro Tasmania local routes — Burnie CBD 5-10 min
Commute to Burnie CBD
🛣️ Easy road access to Burnie centre via Bass Highway; close proximity makes it very convenient
Local IGA and markets reduce car dependence for everyday shopping, but most services require a short drive to Burnie CBD
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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4 North Terrace
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Van Diemens Crescent
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Marriott Street
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Mooreville Road
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Paraka Street
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Bird Street
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Atkins Drive
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24-26 Futuna Avenue
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4 Johnson Street
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Cnr Roslyn Ave & Mount St
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Fidler Street
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Bass Highway
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Stowport Road
