Sunday Creek (CREEK), NSW Details

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A partly perennial stream riising about 13 km south east of the village of Jeogla. It flows generally south by west for about 10 miles into the Macleay River.

Sunday Creek (CREEK), NSW
title Sunday Creek (CREEK)
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state NSW
reference 56098
placename Sunday Creek
designation CREEK
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lga ARMIDALE DUMARESQ
description A partly perennial stream riising about 13 km south east of the village of Jeogla. It flows generally south by west for about 10 miles into the Macleay River.
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