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‘Rivers Australia’

Dajamantina (Diamantina River) - River,shared by the states Квинсленд and South Australia.The length of Dayamantiny 941 km, source of the river to the north-west of Longreach in Queensland, then the river flows in a southwesterly direction through the central regions of the state and empties into the swamp of Goyder Lagoon, located on the north Strzelecki Desert.

Most of the basin has a flat character Dayamantiny: the highest areas,northeastward,hardly reach 500 m above sea level. Approximately midway between Wynton and Berdsvillem National Park is located Daymantina.

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Cooper Creek- (Cooper Creek) - Intermittent stream which flows through the territory of the state Квинсленд and South Australia. The length of the Cooper Creek is about 1420 km, source of the river is located on the eastern slope of the ridge Warren in Queensland,in the Great Dividing Range. river then flows in a northwesterly direction, flowing through the city Blekoll. reached the confluence with the river Alice, Cooper Creek is taking a course in the south-west,flowing through the city Aysisford. Together with its main tributary,Thomson River,Купер – Creek continues to flow in a southwesterly direction, and after crossing the Queensland river runs through the territory of the State of South Australia,which flows into the Lake Eyre.

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Murrumbidgee ( Murrumbidgee River) - The main river of the state New South Wales.The length of Murrambidzhi 1485 km,The river originates in the Eastern Highlands of New South Wales in the Australian Alps and is part of the Great Dividing Range. Subsequently, the river flows through the territory of New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory, here in her tributaries flow into Molonglo and Cotter. In the area between the towns of Maud and Balranald in the Murrumbidgee flows River area of ​​social, after which the river continues to flow in a southwesterly direction. Near the border between the states of New South Wales and Victoria Empties into the Murrumbidgee River Murray.

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