Lake Medlow (LAKE), NSW Details

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The waters impounded by a dam on Adams Creek about 150m above its confluence with Greaves Creek and about 3.1km south south east of Blackheath Railway Station.

Lake Medlow (LAKE), NSW
title Lake Medlow (LAKE)
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state NSW
reference 36939
placename Lake Medlow
designation LAKE
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lga BLUE MOUNTAINS
description The waters impounded by a dam on Adams Creek about 150m above its confluence with Greaves Creek and about 3.1km south south east of Blackheath Railway Station.
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