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File:Confluence of Murray & Darling Rivers, Wentworth, NSW, 9.7.2007.jpg

Description The confluence of the Darling and Murray Rivers, Australia's largest river system, at Wentworth, NSW.


Taken from the western shore of the Darling and the northern shore of the Murray, looking across to Victoria. The Darling River is flowing in from the left of shot, the Murray River is the main body of water, flowing out to the right of shot.
Date 9 July 2007
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Author Jjron



Taken by John O'Neill


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