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Sea Lake Home to the state’s largest salt lake

Getting there Sea Lake is located 353km north-west of Melbourne, close to a four-hour drive on the Calder Highway. Sea Lake is a modest country town, in the heart of Victoria’s wheat belt, it has a vibrant community and is just 7km north from the...

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A diverse multicultural mecca

Robinvale and its neighbouring town, Euston, are nestled in the heart of north western Victoria, on opposite banks of one of the most userfriendly stretches of the Murray River. Both towns are proudly agriculturally diverse and boast strong...

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Murrabit modest towns market jewel

Murrabit is a modest river town, 305km from the state’s capital Melbourne. The township of Murrabit was established as a railway station on the Kerang-Stony Crossing Border Railway in 1924. The existence of the railway station made Murrabit an...

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Where the wetlands meet the outback

Getting to Balranald Balranald is located on the Sturt Highway, a comfortable five-hour (430km) trip from Melbourne via the Calder Freeway and Murray Valley Highway. Despite being in the same state, Sydney is 854km away. Balranald is easily...

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Bustling twin towns

Echuca/Moama is 222km from Melbourne by car via the Calder Highway. It is 156km from Swan Hill on the Murray Valley Hwy and 71km from Shepparton via the Murray Valley Highway. The bustling, twin towns of Echuca and Moama are located on the banks of...

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Vibrant towns warm welcome Tooleybuc

Getting there By road it is 385km from Melbourne via the M79 and Murray Valley Highway. It is 47km from Swan Hill and 182km from Mildura. Across the Murray River, and 1904 bridge from Piangil, is the popular riverside location of Tooleybuc. A small...

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Bridgewater Nestled on the Loddon

Bridgewater on Loddon sits proudly on the wide banks of the Loddon River, and has a rich history from the gold rush era in the mid nineteenth century. Once the crossing point for gold diggers, today it is a key destination for visitors seeking...

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Koondrook - camping and nature

Koondrook State Forest has a series of excellent camping spots on the banks of the Murray and superb fishing. The river red gums are supreme as you can fall asleep to the sounds of cockatoos and the timeless flow of one of Australia’s premier...

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Moulamein - where history and rivers meet

Situated at the junction of the picturesque Edward River and neighbouring Billabong Creek, is the quaint township of Moulamein. The pioneer settlement, which is the oldest in the Riverina, is also sandwiched between two majestic major rivers; the...

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The Kow Swamp Discovery

Archaeological excavations by Alan Thorne at Kow Swamp, 10km south-east of Cohuna in the central Murray Valley, between 1968 and 1972, recovered the partial skeletal remains of more than 22 individuals. The Kow Swamp remains are the world’s...

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Cohuna A GATEWAY TO ISLAND ADVENTURE

Cohuna is a charming rural town, 274km from Melbourne, on the banks of the Gunbower Creek, which is an anabranch of the Murray River. Its major attractions relate to the creek, which provides still waters for water sports and the Torrumbarry...

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Early Settler History Barham

The history of these towns dates back to the early expansion of the pastoralists. In 1843 Edward Green took up 54 000 hectares of land in NSW naming it ‘Barham’. While across the river in Victoria, the Gannawarra Run was established. Koondrook...

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Things to do Barham - Koondrook

Barham Bridge, is iconic to the twin town’s identity and early settler history. The bridge, which was built in 1904, crosses the Murray between Koondrook and Barham is one of the oldest on the river. It was constructed so that the central section...

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The Twin Towns - Barham, Koondrook

Barham, the NSW river town best known for its citrus groves and abundant fishing spots, is on opposite sides of the majestic Murray River, to Victorian country town; Koondrook. The twin towns form the commercial centre for the region’s fat lamb...

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The Northern Oasis - Boort

Camping & Nature The Boort district is characterised by a delightful mix of rolling Mallee, rivers, lakes, creeks and granite outcrops, so the camping opportunities are many and varied. From civilised camping experiences with full facilities, to...

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More about the Lakes

The lakes that make up the Kerang lakes system are environmentally significant and internationally recognised under the Ramsar Convention. The largest and most populated of the lakes, in terms of visitors and tourism are Lake Charm, Kangaroo Lake...

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Kerang Region Hidden Gems

1. Quambatook Silo Cinemas Thisis an incredible experience, worth travelling to. The Silo Cinema held its first screening of The Labyrinth for National Youth Week in April 2016 to an audience of about 50. It now screens a couple of times a year to...