Map of Burnie | Suburbs, CBD, Coast & City Guide

Map of Burnie – Suburbs, Coastline, CBD & City Guide

This map of Burnie provides a detailed overview of one of Tasmania’s key northwest coastal cities, including its suburbs, CBD, coastline, major roads and landmarks. It is designed for general reference, trip planning and understanding how Burnie is laid out.

Burnie is known for its industrial heritage, coastal location, port facilities and role as a major regional centre in northwest Tasmania. Key areas include Burnie CBD, Park Grove, Upper Burnie, South Burnie, Wivenhoe and surrounding suburbs.

Quick Answer:

Burnie is located on the north coast of Tasmania on Bass Strait. Major areas include Burnie CBD, Park Grove, Upper Burnie, South Burnie, Wivenhoe and surrounding coastal and hillside suburbs.

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Where Is Burnie Located?

Burnie is located on the north coast of Tasmania, along Bass Strait. It lies west of Devonport and is one of the main cities in northwest Tasmania.

  • East: Devonport direction
  • West: Wynyard and northwest coastal towns
  • South: inland Tasmania and rural areas
  • North: Bass Strait coastline

Main Areas and Suburbs of Burnie

  • Burnie CBD — central business and waterfront area
  • Park Grove — residential suburb south of the CBD
  • Upper Burnie — elevated residential suburb
  • South Burnie — industrial and residential area
  • Wivenhoe — western suburb with coastal access
  • Montello — hillside residential suburb
  • Hillcrest — residential area near Upper Burnie
  • Romaine — southern residential suburb
  • Acton — coastal suburb west of the CBD
  • Ocean Vista — coastal residential area

How Burnie Is Laid Out

  • Coastal city centre — CBD located along the waterfront
  • Western suburbs — include Wivenhoe and Acton
  • Eastern suburbs — extend toward Devonport direction
  • Hillside suburbs — include Upper Burnie, Montello and Hillcrest
  • Industrial areas — located near port and southern areas

Key Geographic Features

  • Bass Strait coastline — defines the northern edge of the city
  • Burnie Port — major shipping and industrial area
  • Coastal beaches — key local recreation areas
  • Northwest Tasmania setting — connects Burnie with regional towns
  • Hilly terrain — shapes inland residential areas
  • Coastal plains — support urban development near the waterfront

Burnie Transport and Road Map Overview

  • Bass Highway — main coastal route linking Burnie with Devonport and northwest Tasmania
  • Regional roads — connect Burnie with inland towns
  • Port access roads — support freight and industrial activity
  • Major local roads — connect suburbs across the city
  • Airport access — Burnie Airport (Wynyard) is located west of the city

Why People Search for a Map of Burnie

  • To understand how Burnie is arranged along the coast
  • To locate suburbs like Park Grove, Upper Burnie and Wivenhoe
  • To plan travel across northwest Tasmania
  • To explore the CBD, port and coastal areas
  • To see how Burnie connects with Devonport and regional towns

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Burnie Map FAQs

  • Where is Burnie located?
    Burnie is located on the north coast of Tasmania on Bass Strait.
  • What are the main areas of Burnie?
    Main areas include the CBD, Park Grove, Upper Burnie, South Burnie and Wivenhoe.
  • Is Burnie coastal?
    Yes, Burnie is a coastal city along Bass Strait.
  • What is Burnie known for?
    Burnie is known for its port, industrial history and role as a northwest Tasmania regional centre.

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