Nattai River

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The Nattai River is a waterway in New South Wales, Australia, that holds significant cultural and spiritual importance for the Gundungurra people and flows through rugged bushland within the Greater Blue Mountains region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
confluenceWith Wollondilly River
country Australia
flowsInto Lake Burragorang
flowsNear Buxton, New South Wales
Hill Top, New South Wales
Mittagong
flowsThrough Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area
Nattai National Park
rugged bushland
hasConservationStatus within protected wilderness area
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Gundungurra people
hasEcosystemType riverine ecosystem
hasEnvironmentalSignificance important water source for Sydney region
hasHydrologicalRole tributary of Wollondilly River
hasMouth Wollondilly River
hasNameEtymology derived from Aboriginal language (uncertain specific meaning)
hasSourceLocation Southern Highlands, New South Wales
near Mittagong
hasSpiritualSignificanceFor Gundungurra people
hasTraditionalOwners Gundungurra people
hasVegetation sclerophyll forest
woodland
isInRegion Southwestern Sydney water catchment
isManagedBy New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service
isPartOfProtectedArea Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area
Nattai National Park
isWithin Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area
Nattai Wilderness
locatedIn Greater Blue Mountains region
Macarthur region
New South Wales
Sydney Basin
locatedOnTraditionalLandsOf Gundungurra people
partOf Hawkesbury–Nepean catchment
Sydney drinking water catchment
usedFor bushwalking
camping
recreation

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