Todd River

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Todd River is an ephemeral watercourse in Australia's Northern Territory that runs through the town of Alice Springs and is known for often being dry.

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Todd River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ephemeral river
watercourse
associatedWith Alice Springs community events
Henley-on-Todd Regatta
country Australia
environment semi-arid climate
flowsThrough Alice Springs
hasBedMaterial sandy riverbed
hasCharacteristic arid-zone river
ephemeral flow
hasCulturalSignificanceFor local Aboriginal communities
hasFloodRisk Alice Springs urban area
linked to: Alice Springs
hasHydrology flash flooding after heavy rain
usually dry riverbed
hasManagementAuthority Northern Territory Government
hasNameOrigin named after Sir Charles Todd
knownFor often being dry
locatedIn MacDonnell Region
Northern Territory
mouthLocation Simpsons Gap area
linked to: Simpsons Gap
near Stuart Highway
Telegraph Station Historical Reserve
partOf Alice Springs landscape
passesThrough Todd Mall area of Alice Springs
linked to: Alice Springs
region Central Australia
riverSystem Lake Eyre basin
linked to: Lake Eyre Basin
sourceLocation MacDonnell Ranges
usedFor community events on dry riverbed
recreational activities when dry
watercourseType intermittent river

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Alice Springs locatedOnRiver Todd River