Tallangatta is a small, lakeside country town on the shores of Lake Hume in northeast Victoria, known as “the town that moved” in the 1950s to make way for the enlarged reservoir. It offers a quiet, close‑knit community with scenic views, historic character and strong connections to outdoor recreation.
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Predominantly families, farmers and retirees, with a relaxed rural lifestyle centred on the lake and surrounding hills. Community events, sport and volunteering are strong, and day‑to‑day needs are met locally while major services are accessed in nearby Albury-Wodonga.
