geo.wikisort.org - RiverThe Davey River is a perennial river located in the south-west region of Tasmania, Australia.
River in Tasmania, Australia
Davey |
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Location of the Davey River mouth in Tasmania |
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Country | Australia |
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State | Tasmania |
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Region | South-west |
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Source | Frankland Range |
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• location | below Coronation Peak |
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• coordinates | 42°53′27″S 145°59′40″E |
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• elevation | 227 m (745 ft) |
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Mouth | Southern Ocean |
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• location | Port Davey |
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• coordinates | 43°12′46″S 145°56′14″E |
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• elevation | 0 m (0 ft) |
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Length | 53 km (33 mi) |
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Tributaries | |
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• left | Lora River (Tasmania), Frankland River (Southwest Tasmania), Crossing River |
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• right | Hardwood River, De Witt River |
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National park | Southwest National Park |
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Course and features
The Davey River rises on the western slopes of the Frankland Range, below Coronation Peak, and flows generally south by west through the Southwest National Park, joined by ten tributaries including the Lora, Frankland, Hardwood, Crossing, and De Witt rivers. The river reaches its mouth in Payne Bay, an inner part of Port Davey, and empties out into the Southern Ocean. The river descends 228 metres (748 ft) over its 53-kilometre (33 mi) course.[1]
A section of the lower Davey River gorge is known as Hells Gates,[2][3] - providing confusion with the entry to Macquarie Harbour which has an entrance by the same name - Hells Gates.
See also
- Australia portal
References
Further reading
- Binks, C.J. (1989). Explorers of Western Tasmania. Launceston, Tas.: Mary Fisher Bookshop. ISBN 0-7316-7300-X.
- Gee, H and Fenton, J. (Eds) (1978) The South West Book - A Tasmanian Wilderness Melbourne, Australian Conservation Foundation. ISBN 0-85802-054-8
- Neilson, D. (1975) South West Tasmania - A land of the Wild. Adelaide. Rigby. ISBN 0-85179-874-8
- Waterman, Peter (editor) (1981) Davey River catchment Sandy Bay, Tas. : Steering Committee, South West Tasmania Resources Survey. Working paper (South West Tasmania Resources Survey) ; no. 20. ISBN 0-7246-1009-X
External links
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Rivers flowing towards the Tasman Sea of the South Pacific Ocean |
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Rivers flowing towards the Southern Ocean |
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- Achilles
- Adams
- Albert
- Andrew
- Anthony
- Badger
- Blackman
- Bluff
- Boyd
- Boyes
- Braddon
- Break O'Day
- Cockle
- Collingwood
- Crossing
- Davey
- Denison
- De Witt
- Donaldson
- Eldon
- Eldon (South
- Frankland (South-west)
- Franklin
- Fury
- Gell
- Gordon
- Governor
- Hardwood
- Heemskirk
- Henty
- Holley
- Huskisson
- Jane
- King
- Loddon
- Lora
- Lucan
- Mackintosh
- Marionoak
- Murchison
- Nelson
- Old
- Olga
- Orange
- Owen Meredith
- Paradise
- Pery
- Pieman
- Pokana
- Princess
- Queen
- Ring
- Savage
- Serpentine
- Smith
- Sophia
- Sorell
- South Eldon
- Southwell
- Spence
- Spero
- Sprent
- Stanley
- Stitt
- Surprise
- Tofft
- Tully
- Wallace
- Wedge
- Whyte
- Wilson
- Yolande
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Rivers flowing towards Bass Strait |
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- Category
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Cities and other settlements |
- Crotty
- Darwin
- Dundas
- Gormanston
- Guildford
- Linda
- Pillinger
- Regatta Point
- Rosebery
- Strahan
- Tullah
- Waratah
- Williamsford
- Zeehan
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Governance |
- Braddon (federal)
- Braddon (state)
- Franklin Land District
- Montgomery Land District
- Montagu Land District
- West Coast Council
- Lyell
- Murchison
- Zeehan
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Mountains | |
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National parks |
- Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers
- Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
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Rivers | |
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Lakes | |
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Dams | |
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Power stations |
- Anthony Power Development
- Bastyan
- Gordon
- John Butters
- Lake Margaret
- Mackintosh
- Reece
- Tribute
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Transport | Railways |
- Emu Bay
- Macquarie Heads breakwater
- Melba
- Mount Dundas – Zeehan
- North East Dundas
- North Mount Lyell
- Strahan–Zeehan
- Wee Georgie Wood
- West Coast Wilderness
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Locomotives and rolling stock |
- TGR G class (1896)
- TGR K class
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Railway stations and former railway stations |
- Queenstown
- Regatta Point
- Zeehan
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Landmarks | Natural | |
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Man-made |
- Cape Sorell Lighthouse
- Galley Museum
- Queenstown Oval
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People of note | |
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Mining |
- Comstock Mine
- Copper Mines
- Henty Gold Mine
- Mount Jukes Mine sites
- Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Company
- Mount Lyell Remediation and Research and Demonstration Program
- North Mount Lyell
- North Mount Lyell Disaster (1912)
- Renison Bell
- Stichtite
- West Coast Tasmania Mines
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Books and newspapers |
- For the Term of His Natural Life
- Gould's Book of Fish
- The Peaks of Lyell
- Walk to the West
- Western Tasmania: A land of Riches and Beauty
- Zeehan and Dundas Herald
- The West Coast Miner
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Other |
- Darwin glass
- The Unconformity
- Round Earth Theatre Company
- Tasmanian West bioregion
- Western Tasmanian Football Association
- Western Tasmanian languages
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South West region of Tasmania, Australia |
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Settlements |
- Adamsfield
- Melaleuca
- Strathgordon
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Governance |
- Braddon (federal)
- Franklin (federal)
- Braddon (state)
- Franklin (state)
- Derwent Valley Council
- Huon Valley Council
- West Coast Council
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Mountains |
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Protected areas, parks and reserves |
- Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
- Melaleuca to Birchs Inlet Important Bird Area
- Port Davey/Bathurst Harbour Marine Nature Reserve
- Port Davey Islands Important Bird Area
- Southwest National Park
- South West Wilderness
- Tasman Fracture Commonwealth Marine Reserve
- Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
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Rivers | |
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Lakes | |
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Lake Pedder controversy |
- Gordon
- Pedder
- Lake Pedder Action Committee
- United Tasmania Group
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Dams Franklin controversy |
- Edgar
- Gordon
- Scotts Peak
- Serpentine
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Harbours, bays, inlets and estuaries | |
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Coastal features |
- High Rocky Point
- Low Rocky Point
- Point Hibbs
- South Coast
- South West Cape
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Power stations | |
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Transport |
- Gordon River Road
- Scotts Peak Dam Road
Railways |
- Great Western Railway (proposed never constructed)
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Landmarks | Natural | |
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Man-made |
- Maatsuyker Island Lighthouse
- Port Davey Track
- South Coast Track
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People of note |
- Bob Brown
- Peter Dombrovskis
- Helen Gee
- James Goodwin
- Brenda Hean
- Richard Jones
- Deny King
- Eric Reece
- Olegas Truchanas
- T. B. Moore
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Islands |
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Books and newspapers |
- Tasmania's offshore islands
- Tasmania's Wilderness Battles
- The South West Book
- South West Tasmania Resources Survey
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Flora, fauna, and fishlife |
- Orange-bellied parrot
- Pedder galaxias
- Pedder earthworm
- Pedder planarian
- Pedra Branca skink
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Bioregions |
- Southern Ranges (bioregion)
- West (bioregion)
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Indigenous heritage | |
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На других языках
[de] Davey River
Der Davey River ist ein Fluss im äußersten Südwesten des australischen Bundesstaates Tasmanien.
- [en] Davey River
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