Wedderburn: Fossicking in Victoria
Wedderburn is a mapped fossicking spot in Victoria, Australia. Reported finds include gold, quartz. Below: coordinates, licence notes, and nearby spots.
Map showing Wedderburn in Victoria
About Wedderburn
Wedderburn sits at the northern end of Victoria's Golden Triangle, a district renowned for coarse alluvial nuggets, including the Hand of Faith, found with a metal detector in 1980 at nearby Kingower. Prospecting with a Victorian Miner's Right is allowed on Crown land and in the Kingower, Glenalbyn and Sunday Morning Hills State Forests, with designated areas in Kooyoora State Park and the Wychitella Nature Conservation Reserve. Gold panning is permitted in seasonal waterways such as Kingower and Korong Creeks, though the Loddon River is off limits. Hard Hill Tourist Reserve and the State Gold Battery in town preserve the field's mining history.
Quick details
- Access
- Check locally
- State / territory
- Victoria
- Nearest road
- Hospital Street
- Postcode
- 3518
- Coordinates
- -36.41667, 143.61667
Land & fossicking status
Confirm rules before fossicking
Land status here is not confirmed. Fossicking rules are set by state or territory, and national parks are usually off-limits. Verify licences, land access, and local rules before you collect.
Carry a Miner's Right, check whether the land type allows fossicking, avoid parks unless specifically allowed, and get landholder permission on private land.
Found at Wedderburn
Nearby fossicking spots
Other fossicking spots in Victoria within driving distance of Wedderburn.
