Wah Wah No 1 Channel (CHANNEL), NSW Details

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An irrigation supply channel receiving water from Wah Wah Channel about 12 km E by S of Wycheproof Well. It flows generally SW and W by S for about 30 km to serve an irrigation area situated about 60 km W by N of Griffith.

Wah Wah No 1 Channel (CHANNEL), NSW
title Wah Wah No 1 Channel (CHANNEL)
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state NSW
reference 61908
placename Wah Wah No 1 Channel
designation CHANNEL
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lga CARRATHOOL
description An irrigation supply channel receiving water from Wah Wah Channel about 12 km E by S of Wycheproof Well. It flows generally SW and W by S for about 30 km to serve an irrigation area situated about 60 km W by N of Griffith.
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