Bothwell, Tasmania

Bothwell is a small town in the center of the Australian state of Tasmania. It lies on the River Clyde and at the 2006 census, a population of 376 was found .. It is part of Local Government Area Central Highlands Municipality.

The city is known for hunting and is located near the larger lakes in the Midlands on Lake Highway ( A5)

Starting in 1848, the Irish nationalist leader John Mitchel and John Martin here. For some years in exile Your at that time the House, Nant Cottage is still visible today.

In Bothwell one finds the oldest golf course in Australia, Ratho, which was created in the 1850s.