Lankey Creek (CREEK), NSW Details

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A watercourse about 6.5 km long flowing generally SE then NE into Kangaroo Creek. Rising about 3.5 km from the junction of Toms Gully and Spring Creek.

Lankey Creek (CREEK), NSW
title Lankey Creek (CREEK)
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state NSW
reference 32339
placename Lankey Creek
designation CREEK
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previous names Lankeys Creek
lga GUYRA
description A watercourse about 6.5 km long flowing generally SE then NE into Kangaroo Creek. Rising about 3.5 km from the junction of Toms Gully and Spring Creek.
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