Yamba Creek (ANABRANCH), NSW Details

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An anabranch about 70 km long. Leaving Birrie River about 10 km WSW of Goodooga flowing generally SW by S into Birrie River about 13 km SSE of Marion Flats.

Yamba Creek (ANABRANCH), NSW
title Yamba Creek (ANABRANCH)
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state NSW
reference 66889
placename Yamba Creek
designation ANABRANCH
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previous names Yamba Watercourse
lga BREWARRINA
description An anabranch about 70 km long. Leaving Birrie River about 10 km WSW of Goodooga flowing generally SW by S into Birrie River about 13 km SSE of Marion Flats.
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