Deniliquin Area
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Arts, culture and heritage in Deniliquin
Deniliquin is a great place to visit for an insight into Australia's country lifestyle and cultural history. The carefully restored buildings you'll find here make this a great destination to get a taste of Australia's past.
About Deniliquin Area
Set on the Edward River, a branch of the Murray, Deniliquin is bordered by a series of lagoons, parkland and State Forest. The Barmah Forest has the Australia's largest natural stand of river red gums and more than 180 Aboriginal sacred sites; the Barmah Wetlands has about 900 different animal species.
The twin towns of Echuca–Moama are home to the world's largest riverboat fleet. You can take a cruise on a paddle-boat from Echuca-Moama or Swan Hill.
Deniliquin hosts the annual Ute Muster, which attracts keen utility (ute) drivers – it now holds the Guinness World record for the most utes ever mustered in one place.
Events
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Sunday 10 June Hoofs2010 Inc Brumby Sanctuary Opening
Hoofs2010 Inc have worked tirelessly for the past two years to save and re-home many of Australia's heritage horses, the ...
Local towns
- BarhamThis attractive town straddles the Murray River and offers relaxing riverside breaks
- BerriganBerrigan offers a quiet, rural atmosphere with a nostalgic feel, but it
- DeniliquinWander through pretty Waring Gardens, passing a series of lagoons and trees
- FinleyHome to beautiful Finley Lake and the largest irrigation channel in Australia,
- JerilderieVisit sites along the Ned Kelly trail including several that are National
- Echuca-MoamaDiscover the riverboat pageantry of yesteryear.
- Swan HillA groundbreaking steamship voyage from the mouth of the Murray to Swan
- TocumwalThe riverside beaches around Tocumwal are a popular camping spot for travellers,
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