Lang Lang River

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The Lang Lang River is a small watercourse in Victoria, Australia, that flows through rural landscapes before entering Western Port, contributing to the region’s coastal wetlands and catchment system.

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Lang Lang River canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedProtectedArea Western Port Ramsar site
catchmentType coastal catchment
continent Australia
contributesTo coastal wetlands of Western Port
country Australia
drainageBasin Western Port basin
ecologicalSignificance forms part of Western Port Ramsar site hydrology
environmentalRole contributes freshwater inflows to Western Port
supports coastal wetland ecosystems
flowsGenerally north-to-south direction
flowsInto Western Port
flowsThrough rural landscapes
hasBasinCountry Australia
hasEstuary Lang Lang River estuary
landUseInCatchment agriculture
grazing
rural residential
locatedIn South Gippsland region
linked to: Gippsland

Western Port catchment
mouthFeature intertidal mudflats
saltmarsh wetlands
mouthLocation Western Port
nearbyTown Lang Lang, Victoria
partOf Western Port catchment system
region Gippsland
state Victoria
watercourseType perennial stream
small river

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Western Port hasInflow Lang Lang River