Abercrombie River

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The Abercrombie River is a watercourse in New South Wales, Australia, known for flowing through rugged bushland and contributing to the Murray–Darling Basin via the Lachlan River system.

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Abercrombie River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Australia
continent Australia
country Australia
crosses Abercrombie Gorge
drainageBasin Murray–Darling Basin
flowsInto Lachlan River
flowsThrough Abercrombie River National Park
gorges
granite country
rugged bushland
hasEcosystem dry sclerophyll forest
riparian woodland
hasProtectedArea Abercrombie River National Park
hasTributary Bolong River
Burra Burra Creek
Isabella River
Retreat River
Tuena Creek
hasWildlife eastern grey kangaroo
platypus
various native fish species
locatedIn Central West New South Wales
South Eastern Highlands bioregion
managedBy New South Wales government
mouthLocation near Wyangala
upstream of Wyangala Dam
nearbyTown Trunkey Creek
Tuena
partOf Lachlan River catchment
Murray–Darling Basin
region Central Tablelands
riverSystem Lachlan River system
Murray–Darling river system
sourceLocation Great Dividing Range
south of Oberon
state New South Wales
usedFor camping
fishing
recreation
watercourseType perennial river

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Lachlan River hasTributary Abercrombie River