Victoria has six geographic regions
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Approximately the size of Great Britain, Victoria's geographic make-up is as diverse as the people who live here.
From alpine snowfields to temperate coastlines, cities to wilderness there is a place to suite every taste. For businesses too, different regions in Victoria hold a variety of opportunities
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Greater Melbourne
| - Centred around a thriving CBD
- Economic cultural and political heart of the State of Victoria
- Outstanding research institutes, universities, cooperative research centres and technology parks
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| South West Victoria
| - Rich soil supports varied primary and agricultural industries
- Excellent infrastructure and sizeable ports facilitate business activities in the area
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| North West Victoria
| - A diverse range of farming industries
- Growing tourism, viticulture, agroforestry and manufacturing complement the region’s successful agricultural enterprises
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| Central Victoria
| - Thousands of gold prospectors made their fortunes in Central Victoria in the 1800s
- A colourful past has endowed the region with a rich and vibrant heritage
- Today, the area’s economy is based on agriculture, manufacturing and tourism
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| South East Victoria
| - An energy powerhouse which has rich oil, coal and natural gas reserves
- Most of Victoria’s electricity is generated in this region, also known as Gippsland
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| North East Victoria
| - A significant tourist destination
- Economy is centred on wineries, gourmet food products, ski fields, magnificent scenery and agricultural pursuits
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