Teepookana was a short lived port, community and railway stopping place on the southern bank of the King River, in Western Tasmania.
It was important as a port during the construction of the railway between Regatta Point and Teepookana in the late nineteenth century.
[1][2] It was located between the two railway bridges that cross the King River.
Teepookana Plateau, Tasmania (42°11′S 145°23′E / 42.183°S 145.383°E / -42.183; 145.383) is high ground adjacent to the King River, the site of forest reserves and forested areas[3] to the west of the West Coast Range and Mount Jukes in the West Coast of Tasmania.
[4] It is within a few kilometres south of the location and railway line.