Oxley River (RIVER), NSW Details

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A river rising on the S slopes of Mount Durigan which is on the McPherson Range about 8 km. NW by N of Tyalgum. It flows generally S by E then E for about 34 km. into the Tweed River about 5 km. SW of the town of Murwillumbah.

Oxley River (RIVER), NSW
title Oxley River (RIVER)
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state NSW
reference 44534
placename Oxley River
designation RIVER
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previous names Middle Arm Tweed River
lga TWEED
description A river rising on the S slopes of Mount Durigan which is on the McPherson Range about 8 km. NW by N of Tyalgum. It flows generally S by E then E for about 34 km. into the Tweed River about 5 km. SW of the town of Murwillumbah.
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