geo.wikisort.org - RiverThe Bundara River (formerly known as the Bundara Mungee River and the Bundarah River[2]), a perennial river of the North-East Murray catchment of the Murray-Darling basin, is located in the East Gippsland and alpine regions of Victoria, Australia.
River in Victoria, Australia
Bundara |
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Bundara River looking upstream from the Omeo Highway, north of Anglers Rest |
Location of the Bundara River mouth in Victoria |
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Country | Australia |
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State | Victoria |
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Region | Victorian Alps (IBRA), East Gippsland |
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Local government area | East Gippsland Shire |
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Source | Victorian Alps |
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• location | east of Mount Hotham |
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• coordinates | 36°57′S 147°14′E |
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• elevation | 1,420 m (4,660 ft) |
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Mouth | confluence with the Big River |
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• location | Anglers Rest |
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• coordinates | 36°58′43″S 147°29′39″E |
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• elevation | 650 m (2,130 ft) |
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Length | 30 km (19 mi) |
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River system | North-East Murray catchment, Murray-Darling basin |
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National park | Alpine National Park |
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Location and features
The Bundara River rises east of Mount Hotham and Mount Loch in the Australian Alps in the Alpine National Park[3] at an elevation of 1,420 m (4,659 ft), and flows into the Big River about 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) north of Anglers Rest.[3] The river flows generally to the east, travelling through the national park for most of its course. About 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) north of Anglers Rest the Omeo Highway crosses over the river, and about 100 metres (330 ft) north of this crossing it reaches its confluence into the Big River at an elevation of 650 m (2,133 ft). The Big River forms its confluences with the Cobungra River just south of this point to form the Mitta Mitta River.[3] The river descends 770 metres (2,530 ft) over its 30-kilometre (19 mi) course.[1]
Tributaries
Key tributaries of the Bundara River include High Plains Creek, Waterfall Creek, and Tea Tree Creek. The main tributaries flow off the southern slopes of Mount Jim (1,818 m (5,965 ft)), Mount Bundara (1,741 m (5,712 ft)) and Mount Cope (1,837 m (6,027 ft)), and the hills to the east of the main ridge of the Australian Alps.[3]
River health
The Bundara River and its tributaries are generally protected within the Alpine National Park. Most of the waterways in the Mitta Mitta basin are recognised as being in good to excellent condition. Extensive forest covers much of the catchment area. Despite some land clearing and livestock damage to river banks, the aquatic habitat is generally very good.[4]
The Bundara River is noted as being particularly good for brown trout fishing. The Bundara River is part of the North East Catchment Management Authority's Victorian River Health Program, aimed at achieving healthy rivers.[4]
In early 2003, large areas of forest around the Bundara River and its catchments were severely impacted by the massive Eastern Victorian alpine bushfires. These fires burnt through approximately 13,000 square kilometres (5,000 sq mi) of the area's bushland for close to two months.[5][6] The damage resulting from the fires impacted river health for some time after the fires.
See also
- Australia portal
- List of rivers of Victoria
Gallery
References
External links
Media related to Bundara River at Wikimedia Commons
Rivers of the North–East Murray catchment of the Murray–Darling basin, in Victoria, Australia |
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Kiewa Basin | Rivers | |
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Creeks |
- Back (Kiewa)
- House
- Kichington
- Middle (Kiewa)
- Mountain
- Rocky Valley
- Running (Kiewa)
- Yackandandah
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Ovens Basin | Rivers | |
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Creeks |
- Black Dog
- Black Mare
- Black Range
- Boggy (Ovens)
- Buffalo Creek
- Burgoigee
- Diddah Diddah
- Evans
- Factory
- Fifteen Mile
- Happy Valley
- Hodgsons
- Hurdle
- Indigo
- Meadow
- Morses
- Reedy (Ovens)
- Whim
- Whorouly
- Yarrarabula
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Lakes | |
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Upper Murray Basin | Rivers | |
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Creeks |
- Beetoomba
- Benambra
- Buckwong
- Buenba
- Burrowye
- Cobungra Creek
- Corryong
- Cudgewa
- Dead Horse
- Dry Forest
- Fairyknowe
- Guys Forest
- Johnston
- Jones (Upper Murray)
- Kane
- Koetong
- Lightning
- Little Scrubby
- Little Snowy
- Limestone
- Livingstone
- Log Bridge
- Middle (Upper Murray)
- Morass
- Omeo
- Reedy (Upper Murray)
- Sandy (Upper Murray)
- Shady (Upper Murray)
- Simpson
- Snowy
- Spring (Upper Murray)
- Stony (Upper Murray)
- Tallangatta
- Thawgla
- Walwa
- Watchingorra
- Wheeler
- Wombat
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Lakes | |
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- Rivers of Victoria
- North-East catchment
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Rivers of Victoria |
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Rivers that flow towards the coast |
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Rivers of the Murray–Darling basin |
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North–East catchment | |
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Goulburn Broken catchment | |
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North–Central catchment | |
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Mallee catchment | |
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Rivers of the Murray–Darling basin, Australia |
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Catchments predominantly in Queensland |
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Catchments predominantly in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory |
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Murray catchment |
- Back (Edward)
- Back (Billabong 1)
- Back (Billabong 2)
- Billabong
- Box
- Cootnite
- Estuary
- Forest
- Four Mile
- Jerra Jerra
- Kangaroo
- Little Billabong
- Lunts
- Mahonga
- Mountain
- Nowranie
- Piccaninny
- Sawyers
- Sheep Wash
- Simmons
- Ten Mile
- Tumudgery
- Tuppal
- Yarra Yarra
Darling catchment |
- Bulbodney
- Burrill
- Bywash Billabong
- Cookopie
- Coonalhugga
- Genaren
- Glue Pot
- Gundong
- Gunningbar
- Kellys Cowal
- Moonagee Cowal
- Mulla Mulla Cowal
- Nyangi Bogan Cowal
- Popiltah
- Redbank
- Sandy (Bogan)
- Stony (Darling Anabranch)
- Tomingley
Barwon / Macquarie sub-catchment |
- Abington
- Attunga
- Bakers
- Bald
- Berrygil
- Boiling Down (Goonoo Goonoo)
- Bowman
- Brigalow
- Bundock
- Carole
- Cheshire
- Clay
- Coolibar
- Crossing
- Duncans
- Dungowan
- Emu Swamp
- Evans Plains
- Ewenmar
- Frazers (Coonamble)
- Goonoo Goonoo
- Halls (Gwydir)
- Halls (Mehi)
- Halls (Namoi)
- Horsearm
- Jamiesons
- Lambruk
- Limestone
- Menedebri
- Middlebrook (Goonoo Goonoo)
- Mountain (Sandy (Peel 2))
- Moonbi
- Moore
- Moredun
- Mulla Mulla
- Oakey (Peel)
- Oakey (Jamiesons)
- Queen Charlottes
- Quegobla
- Quirindi
- Reedy (Peel)
- Sandy (Bogan)
- Sandy (Bohena)
- Sandy (Gwydir)
- Sandy (Jamiesons)
- Sandy (Peel 1)
- Sandy (Peel 2)
- Sandy (Talbragar)
- Spring (Goonoo Goonoo)
- Swamp Oak
- Tangaratta
- Timbumburi
- Tycannah
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Murrumbidgee catchment |
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Catchments predominantly in Victoria |
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Catchments predominantly in South Australia |
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На других языках
[de] Bundara River
Der Bundara River, früher auch Bundara Mungee River oder Bundarah River ist ein Fluss im Gippsland im Osten des australischen Bundesstaates Victoria.[2]
- [en] Bundara River
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