No image availableDunollyDunolly is a historic gold-rush town in the Central Goldfields Shire of Victoria, about 180 km northwest of Melbourne. Established during the 1856 gold rush, it retains a well-preserved 19th-century streetscape along Broadway. It is notable for its gold-mining heritage, proximity to the 1869 Welcome Stranger discovery at nearby Moliagul, and as a gateway to the Golden Triangle fossicking region.Central Goldfields, VictoriaHeritage Site
No image availableInglewoodInglewood is a historic gold-mining town in the Loddon Shire of north-central Victoria, located on the Calder Highway between Bendigo and Wedderburn. Established after gold was discovered in 1859, it retains a well-preserved 19th-century streetscape with heritage-listed buildings. It is notable for its gold rush history, eucalyptus oil production heritage, and as a gateway to nearby natural reserves.Inglewood, VictoriaHeritage Site