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Nature in Balranald Area

World Heritage-listed Mungo National Park is about 150 km north-west of Balranald. You'll find amazing sights here such as the ancient dry lake bed with its crescent-shaped dunes.

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About Balranald Area

Located on the Sturt Highway as it crosses the Murrumbidgee River in western NSW, Balranald is a major entry point to Mungo National Park.

In Australia's first national park to gain World Heritage status, you can still see remains of human settlement from 60,000 years ago.

This former paddle-steamer port offers reminders of its pioneering past. Step back in time at the Heritage Park in Market Street or enjoy a picnic on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River. At nearby Euston you can enjoy boating, fishing, camping or a houseboat on the Murray River

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    • Outback Road Signs

      Outback Road Signs

      Outback road sign with directions and distances to the outback towns. Image Year of the Outback

    • Yanga National Park

      Yanga National Park

      Couple on a tour through the Yanga National Park Woolshed, Image Rob Blackburn

    • Walls of China, Mungo NP

      Walls of China, Mungo NP

      Walls of China in Mungo National Park. Image Don Fuchs

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