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Coordinates: 37°0256S 141°2919E / 37.04889°S 141.48861°E / -37.04889; 141.48861
 

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Lake Wallace
Lake Wallace is located in Victoria
Lake Wallace

Lake Wallace

Location in Victoria

LocationEdenhope, Victoria, Australia
Coordinates37°02′56S 141°29′19E / 37.04889°S 141.48861°E / -37.04889; 141.48861
TypeFreshwater
Basin countriesAustralia
SettlementsEdenhope

Lake Wallace is the heart of Edenhope, featuring abundant bird life and located on the edge of the township. It is a lovely spot for a picnic or barbecue. The 5.5 kilometre perimeter track is perfect for a walk, run or bike ride with plenty of shade and wildlife.

Lake Wallace was named after William Wallace.

Henley Park is located near the southern end of the lake there are good facilities next to the children’s playground with shelters containing tables and barbecues, along with toilets and showers. Henley Park is home to many events including Henley on Lake Wallace and Day of the Dackel.

The water level in the lake can fluctuate over time and the lake can dry up completely. During times of high levels it is used for swimming, fishing and boating.activities.

In 1866, Australian cricketer Tom Wills trained a team of Aboriginal people on the lake's banks. The team played throughout Victoria and New South Wales, and several members formed the Aboriginal team which toured England in 1868.

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