Intersecting Streams

The Intersecting Streams catchment is in north-western NSW and covers an area of 120,431 square kilometres. The area comprises 4 key river systems: the Paroo and Warrego rivers, the Culgoa–Birrie–Bokhara–Narran connected system and Moonie River that originates in Queensland and connects with the Barwon–Darling in wet years.

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The Intersecting Streams catchment is in north-western New South Wales and covers an area of 120,431 square kilometres on the north, north-west and south-eastern side of the Barwon-Darling River.
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