Mammy Johnsons River (RIVER), NSW Details

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Mostly perennial stream rising about 6 km west of the village of Markwell. It flows generally north west and south for about 45 km into the Karuah River south of the village of Stroud Road.

Mammy Johnsons River (RIVER), NSW
title Mammy Johnsons River (RIVER)
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state NSW
reference 35929
placename Mammy Johnsons River
designation RIVER
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previous names Mammy Johnsons Creek
lga GREAT LAKES
description Mostly perennial stream rising about 6 km west of the village of Markwell. It flows generally north west and south for about 45 km into the Karuah River south of the village of Stroud Road.
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