Langi Kal Kal Prison
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| Year of Establishment | 1900 | ||||||
| Postal Address | Private Bag 4 Beaufort 3373 |
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| Street Address | Langi Kal Kal Road Langi Kal Kal VIC 3352 |
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| How to Get There | Car Langi Kal Kal Prison is situated at Trawalla, 43km from Ballarat, approximately two-hours drive from Melbourne. From Melbourne, taken the Western Highway and follow it past the Ballarat Bypass towards Ararat. Approximately 43km (30–40 minutes) drive from Ballarat you will find the Trawalla Roadhouse situated on the right hand side of the road. Turn right at the Trawalla Roadhouse onto the Langi Kal Kal Road which will take you the approximately 4.5 kilometres to Langi Kal Kal Prison. Public transport Take the train to Ballarat and then the V/Line coach to Beaufort, where a courtesy bus is available to transfer visitors to Langi Kal Kal Prison on Saturdays and Sundays at the time listed below. The return service drops visitors at Beaufort Station. Prisoners are asked to advise the duty senior officer by Friday evening of visitors requiring the courtesy service.
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| Phone no. | 03 5349 4900 | ||||||
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| Capacity | 487 | ||||||
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| Level of Security | Minimum | ||||||
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| Contact with Outside World | It is recommended that you phone the prison before you visit. Restricted & non-restricted access A maximum of four adults will be accepted at any one time unless pre-arranged approval has been granted. Parents are responsible for their own children's conduct on visits. Prisoners who have been convicted of a sexual offence against children will not be permitted to have children under the age of 16 visit them without prior permission of the prison. |
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