Jack Smith Lake State Game Reserve
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Jack Smith Lake State Game Reserve (2,730ha) is situated within South Gippsland, approximately 260 kilometres from Melbourne. The Reserve is accessed from the South Gippsland Highway at Woodside via Brynes Road or Stringybark Lane; or the Darriman - Seaspray Road (Middle Road).
Jack Smith Lake State Game Reserve (2,730ha) is situated within South Gippsland, approximately 260 kilometres from Melbourne. The Reserve is accessed from the South Gippsland Highway at Woodside via Brynes Road or Stringybark Lane; or the Darriman - Seaspray Road (Middle Road).
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