Tasmania Street Directory UBD

UBD Gregory’s – 23rd Edition (Latest)

Explore the wonders of Tasmania the old-fashioned way—reliably, thoroughly, and with a sense of adventure. This beautifully produced street directory from UBD Gregory’s is more than just a map. It’s a practical guide, a travel companion, and a celebration of the art of navigation.

Whether you’re a local exploring new corners of the island, a visitor planning a scenic self-drive itinerary, or a seasoned caravanner mapping your next trip, this updated 23rd edition will take you further, with greater clarity, detail, and delight.

📍 Explore Over 50 Tasmanian Locations

This atlas features street-level mapping for Hobart and Launceston, Tasmania’s two major cities, as well as detailed town maps for more than 48 other destinations including:

• Burnie

• Devonport

• New Norfolk

• Queenstown

• St Helens

• Smithton

• And over 40 more towns, villages, and regional centres

Each map is clearly indexed, easy to follow, and perfect for both planning ahead and navigating on the go.

🛣️ Travel Confidently Between Regions

In addition to detailed town plans, this directory includes regional road maps that connect the island’s cities and towns. Whether you're hugging the coast, winding through mountain passes, or crossing central Tasmania’s open plains, the regional mapping ensures you always know where you are and how far you’ve got to go.

🌟 More Than a Map Book

This is so much more than a standard street directory. Inside, you’ll also find:

🧭 Touring & Travel Information
A complete guide to Tasmania’s touring regions, ideal for crafting scenic routes and spontaneous detours.

🏡 Accommodation Listings
Find motels, hotels, holiday parks, and caravan parks with ease—essential when you’re on the road and need somewhere to stay the night.

🎉 Events Guide
Plan your journey around local festivals, craft markets, seasonal food events, and cultural celebrations.

🚐 RV-Friendly Towns
Dedicated pages highlight towns equipped with RV facilities—perfect for grey nomads and vanlifers.

📖 Comprehensive Street Index
Includes thousands of street names, clearly indexed for quick reference—because flipping through pages beats fumbling with a frozen GPS any day.

🛰️ Why Choose a Printed Directory?

Never out of range. Never out of power. This directory works in places your phone won’t.

There are still vast pockets of Tasmania—especially in the West and Central Highlands—where mobile signal is unreliable or completely absent. A printed map offers uninterrupted access to every turn, every route, and every backroad, no matter the conditions.

It’s also a joy to use:

• Zoom out for the big picture

• Trace your route with a finger or pen

• Dog-ear favourite pages

• Pass it around the car

• Write in your own notes, memories, and hidden finds

It’s a tactile, analog, and satisfying way to explore a timeless landscape.

📏 Product Specifications

• Edition: 23rd (Latest Release)

• Pages: 228

• Format: Perfect-bound paperback

• Size: 216 mm x 284 mm x 13 mm

• Weight: 600 g

• Publisher: UBD Gregory’s

• ISBN: 9780731933358

🎯 Who Is This Directory For?

• 🧳 Self-drive tourists exploring Tasmania for the first time

• 🚐 Caravaners and RV travellers seeking reliable, signal-free maps

• 🗺️ Map lovers and collectors who enjoy the elegance of printed cartography

• 🎁 Gift buyers looking for a thoughtful, practical item for travellers

• 📦 Tour operators, rental companies & accommodation providers wanting to offer guests something valuable and helpful

Whether you're planning a once-in-a-lifetime lap of the island or just looking for a dependable resource to keep in your glovebox, this book is built for you.

🌄 Your Tasmanian Adventure Starts Here

From the salty air of the East Coast to the foggy forests of the West, from the vineyards of the Tamar Valley to the remote hamlets of the Midlands, Tasmania is a place of exploration. This directory lets you uncover it all—on your own terms, with your own map.

Plan the trip. Mark your route. Keep it forever.
This isn’t just a directory—it’s your personal Tasmanian travel journal in the making.