Gloucester River headwaters

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Gloucester River headwaters are the high-altitude source streams of the Gloucester River, originating in the rugged, forested plateau region of Barrington Tops in New South Wales, Australia.

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Gloucester River headwaters canonical 1
Gloucester River valley 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river headwaters
associatedWithTown Gloucester, New South Wales
biome temperate forest
climate cool temperate
continent Australia
country Australia
drainageBasin Hunter River catchment
ecologicalSignificance contributes to downstream water quality
supports upland aquatic ecosystems
elevation high-altitude
environment forested landscape
rugged plateau
flowsTowards Gloucester River
surface form: Gloucester River valley
hasLandCover native forest
hydrologicalSystem Gloucester River catchment
jurisdiction Government of New South Wales
surface form: New South Wales Government
locatedIn Australia
Barrington Tops
New South Wales
locatedInProtectedArea Barrington Tops
surface form: Barrington Tops National Park
partOf Gloucester River
Great Escarpment of eastern Australia
surface form: Great Dividing Range uplands
region Barrington Tops
surface form: Barrington Tops plateau
sourceOf Gloucester River
state New South Wales
terrain plateau
rugged
watercourseType source streams
upland streams

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Barrington Tops contains Gloucester River headwaters
Gloucester, New South Wales locatedIn Gloucester River headwaters
this entity surface form: Gloucester River valley