| Towns in the Region |
| Aireys Inlet |
| Allansford |
| Anakie |
| Anglesea |
| Apollo Bay |
| Bambra |
| Bannockburn |
| Barwon Heads |
| Beech Forest |
| Belmont |
| Birregurra |
| Camperdown |
| Cape Bridgewater |
| Cape Otway |
| Curdie Vale |
| Drumcondra |
| Eastern View |
| Forrest |
| Geelong |
| Gellibrand |
| Glenaire |
| Hordern Vale |
| Jan Juc |
| Johanna |
| Koroit |
| Lara |
| Lavers Hill |
| Lethbridge |
| Lorne |
| Macarthur |
| Marengo |
| Modewarre |
| Moggs Creek |
| Moorabool |
| Mount Richmond |
| Nelson |
| Newtown |
| Nirranda |
| Ocean Grove |
| Pennyroyal |
| Peterborough |
| Point Lonsdale |
| Portarlington |
| Port Campbell |
| Port Fairy |
| Portland |
| Princetown |
| Queenscliff |
| Scotts Creek |
| Staughton Vale |
| Timboon |
| Torquay |
| Tower Hill |
| Warrnambool |
| Wattle Hill |
| Waurn Ponds |
| Williamstown |
| Winchelsea |
| Winnap |
| Wye River |
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Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia
The Great Ocean Road Tourism Region stretches from midway between Melbourne and Geelong to the South Australian border, and inland nearly to Ballarat and Hamilton. The 300km scenic drive along the often rugged coastline of southwestern Victoria, from the surfing capital of Torquay to the friendly city of Warnambool, is the great Ocean Rd. Marvel at the remains of the 12 Apostles guarding the coastline or catch a glimpse of the seals frolicking in the rocky coves. Inland the lush rain forests of the Otway Ranges beckon.
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The Great Ocean Road Tourism Region stretches from midway between Melbourne and Geelong to the South Australian border, and inland nearly to Ballarat and Hamilton. The 300km scenic drive along the often rugged coastline of southwestern Victoria, from the surfing capital of Torquay to the friendly city of Warnambool, is the great Ocean Rd. Marvel at the remains of the 12 Apostles guarding the coastline or catch a glimpse of the seals frolicking in the rocky coves. Inland the lush rain forests of the Otway Ranges beckon.
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How to Use the Maps