Four Corner of Ross
Quick Facts
- Location
- Australia
- Category
- Old Town & Historic District
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Opening Hours
- The junction is accessible at all times (individual buildings keep their own hours)
- Ticket Price
- Free
- Address
- Church St & Bridge St, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
- Coordinates
- -42.1840, 147.4940
Introduction
The Four Corner of Ross is the crossroads at the centre of Ross in the Tasmanian midlands, where Church Street meets Bridge Street. Because each of its four corners holds a different kind of public building, the junction has acquired a symbolic reading and become the most entertaining stop on a walk through town. Local tradition assigns the corners to temptation, punishment, salvation and recreation — pointing to the hotel, the police station, the church and the civic building respectively — telling the story of colonial small-town order and tension through a single group of buildings. The junction itself is small but has interpretive signs, and it sits within walking distance of Ross Bridge and the Tasmanian Wool Centre, making it an easy stop between Hobart and Launceston.
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FAQ
What are the opening hours of Four Corner of Ross?
The junction is accessible at all times (individual buildings keep their own hours)
How much is the admission for Four Corner of Ross?
Free
Any practical tips for visiting Four Corner of Ross?
The junction is a working road — watch for traffic when photographing. Ross Bridge and the Wool Centre are walkable; visit all three together.
How long should I spend at Four Corner of Ross?
A typical visit takes 1 hour.
