Colac

Colac is a city in the Western District of Victoria, Australia, around 150 kilometers south-west of Melbourne on the southern shore of Lake Colac and the encompassing volcanic fields, roughly 40 kilometers inland from Bass Strait. Colac is the biggest city in and authoritative focus of the Colac Otway Shire. At June 2016, Colac had a populace of 12,411. A business place for a noteworthy agrarian locale, it was named after adjacent Lake Colac and was broadcasted a city in 1960. The fields around Colac are the 3^rd biggest volcanic plain in the world.

Australia's biggest perpetual salt lake and Victoria's biggest regular lake, Lake Corangamite, is adjacent and Red Rock Reserve is close-by as well. Lake Colac's water level can drop over summer dry periods to the point that it really became scarce without precedent for written history in 2009, yet is constantly recharged after dry season and is utilized for angling, sculling and water skiing. With an abundance of normal assets, for example, horticulture and timber, Colac has a solid assembling foundation, with real nearby businesses including Bulla Dairy Foods, CRF Colac Otway Pty Ltd and AKD Softwoods. While verifiably the area upheld ious fruitful brickworks, these days the real essential enterprises are farming.