West Warragamba Wall (ESCARPMENT), NSW Details

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The escarpment on the north side of Lake Burragorang extending generally north east for about 14.5 km from Brereton Bluff to Warragamba Dam.

West Warragamba Wall (ESCARPMENT), NSW
title West Warragamba Wall (ESCARPMENT)
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state NSW
reference 64318
placename West Warragamba Wall
designation ESCARPMENT
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previous names North Warragamba Wall
lga WOLLONDILLY
description The escarpment on the north side of Lake Burragorang extending generally north east for about 14.5 km from Brereton Bluff to Warragamba Dam.
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