Prince Regent River

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Prince Regent River is a remote river in Western Australia’s Kimberley region, noted for its rugged gorges, waterfalls, and largely untouched wilderness.

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Prince Regent River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
continent Australia
country Australia
experiences seasonal flooding in wet season
flowsInto St George Basin
hasAccessType limited air access
primarily by boat
very limited road access
hasBasinCountry Australia
hasCatchmentRegion northwest Kimberley
hasClimate tropical monsoon
hasConservationStatus largely intact river system
hasDrySeason approximately May to October
hasEcologicalCharacteristic high biodiversity
relatively pristine condition
hasEstuaryType drowned river valley
hasGeology sandstone plateaux and gorges
hasHumanPopulationDensity very low
hasMajorLandform Prince Regent Gorge
hasMouth St George Basin
hasProtectedArea Prince Regent National Park
hasSourceRegion Kimberley Plateau
linked to: Kimberley plateau
hasTraditionalOwners Gaambera people NERFINISHED
Wunambal people
other Aboriginal groups of the north Kimberley
hasWaterfall Cathedral Falls
King Cascade
Prideaux Falls
hasWetSeason approximately November to April
isImportantFor conservation of Kimberley freshwater ecosystems
isNavigableInLowerReaches true
isPartOf north Kimberley river systems
isPopularFor remote boat expeditions
scenic flights
wilderness tourism
isRemote true
knownFor King Cascade waterfall
steep sandstone escarpments
tidal influence in lower reaches
locatedIn Kimberley region
Prince Regent Nature Reserve
Western Australia
locatedInProtectedArea Prince Regent National Park
notedFor largely untouched environment
remote wilderness
rugged gorges
waterfalls

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Prince Regent National Park contains Prince Regent River