Not far from the site of York Town is Supply River.
The river draws its name from the supply of fresh water at a waterfall just 500 metres from the river mouth, discovered in 1804 when the Lady Nelson sailed up the Tamar River. A water mill was built c. 1825, approximately 30 kilometres north of Launceston, upstream of the junction of the Tamar and Supply rivers. A 500-metre walking trail leads from the river mouth to the water mill.
Supply River
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