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Darling / Baaka River

The named Darling begins at the Barwon–Culgoa confluence in New South Wales. Its upstream network extends into Queensland, including the Condamine–Balonne system.

Fast Facts

  • Flows southwest through inland New South Wales.
  • Joins the Murray at Wentworth.
  • Also known as Baaka, with naming usage varying along the river.
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