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Thredbo is a
village and ski
resort in the
Snowy Mountains of New
South Wales, Australia. It is
approximately 500
kilometres (310 mi)
south of Sydney...
- The
Thredbo landslide was a
catastrophic landslide that
occurred at the
village and ski
resort of
Thredbo, New
South Wales, Australia, on 30 July 1997...
- be
approached from
Thredbo,
taking 3 to 3.5
hours for a
round trip. This
straightforward walk
starts from the top of the
Thredbo Kosciuszko Express chairlift...
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Confluence of
Thredbo River (R) with the
Little Thredbo River (L) at
Bullocks Flat.
Bridge over
Thredbo River for
Thredbo Valley Track Thredbo River at eastern...
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survivor of the 1997
Thredbo landslide. At 11.35pm, on 30 July 1997, 3,500
tonnes of rock and mud slid down the side of
Thredbo, a ski
resort in New South...
- of the
Thredbo Valley for
construction of a
major resort and village, with good
vertical terrain.
Construction began in 1957. Today,
Thredbo has 14 ski-lifts...
- latitude; however,
viable winter snows are
generally found above 1500 m:
Thredbo, near
Mount Kosciuszko, has Australia's
highest lifted point at 2037 m...
- Diver,
survivor of the 1997
Thredbo landslide, and the team that
rescued him.
Stuart Diver, the only
survivor of the
Thredbo landslide, is
trapped in the...
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Fried chicken schnitzel served with
chips and
jaeger gravy at AlpenStubel,
River Inn,
Thredbo Ski Resort,
Kosciuszko National Park, Australia....
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scale development of a ski
industry and led to the
establishment of
nearby Thredbo and
Perisher as
leading Australian resorts.
Kosciusko Alpine Club was the...
