Woronora River

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The Woronora River is a waterway in the southern Sydney region of New South Wales, Australia, known for its bushland surroundings, recreational activities, and role in the local catchment system.

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Woronora River canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
adjacentTo Heathcote National Park
Royal National Park
country Australia
environmentType estuarine in lower reaches
freshwater in upper reaches
flowsPast Bangor
Bonnet Bay
Engadine
Jannali
Sutherland
Woronora
linked to: Woronora Plateau
flowsThrough bushland areas
hasCrossing Old Woronora Bridge
linked to: Woronora Bridge

Woronora Bridge
hasEcosystem riparian bushland
hasFacility boat ramps
picnic areas
walking tracks
hasWildlife native fish species
waterbirds
knownFor bushland surroundings
recreational activities
role in local catchment system
locatedIn Sutherland Shire
Sydney
Wollongong region
linked to: Wollongong
managedBy New South Wales Government agencies
local councils in southern Sydney
mouthLocation Georges River
mouthNear Como
Oatley
partOf Georges River catchment
linked to: Georges River

Woronora River catchment
region Southern Sydney
sourceLocation Illawarra escarpment
sourceNear Helensburgh
state New South Wales
supplies Woronora Dam system
tributaryOf Georges River
usedFor boating
canoeing
fishing
kayaking
swimming
waterUsedFor recreational use
urban water supply

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Georges River hasTributary Woronora River
Sutherland Shire contains Woronora River
Woronora Plateau drainedBy Woronora River
Woronora Plateau nameDerivedFrom Woronora River