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| Australia's longest river extends from the mountainous alpine areas in the far north-east of Victoria and flows through inland plains and irrigated farmland. Paddlesteamers used the river to transport goods during the second half of the 1800s, creating a number of busy river ports which today offer a historical insight into this once thriving industry. |
 Paddle steamer passing through Lock 11 at Mildura |
 Farms along Murray River near Mildura |
 Murray River near Mildura |
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 Paddle steamer Canberra at the Port of Echuca |
 Paddle steamers at Echuca |
 Paddle steamer Adelaide at Port of Echuca |
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 Houseboat on the river |
 Murray River |
 Murray River |
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 Murray River through Barmah State Forest |
 Barmah State Forest |
 Lake Mulwala |
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 John Foord Bridge between Wahgunyah and Corowa |
 Murray River near Rutherglen |
 Boating on the Murray at Wodonga |
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 Weir wall on Lake Hume |
 Lake Hume |
 Boating on Lake Hume |
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 Yacht on Lake Hume |
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