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Menindee (derived from Minandichi, the
original Indigenous name for Lake
Menindee, and
frequently but
erroneously spelled "Menindie") is a
small town...
- The
Menindee Lakes is a
system of 9 large, but
relatively shallow lakes,
located in south-west New
South Wales on the
Darling (Barka) River,
about 200 km...
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Broken Hill, the
Menindee Lakes are a
series of
lakes that were once
connected to the
Darling River by
short cr****s. The
Menindee Lake
Scheme has reduced...
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wagons meant they made slow
progress at first.
After dividing the
party at
Menindee on the
Darling River,
Burke made good progress,
reaching Cooper Cr**** at...
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Menindee County is one of the 141
Cadastral divisions of New
South Wales. It is...
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areas of treeless, wind-blown sand dunes. However, the area
around Lake
Menindee, in
western New
South Wales, had a cooler,
wetter climate at the time Procoptodon...
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silver perch and bony herring. Some
blamed the
draining of
water from the
Menindee Lakes by WaterNSW, with only 2.5% of the
original water volume in the lakes...
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Menindee railway station is
located on the
Broken Hill line in New
South Wales, Australia. It
serves the town of
Menindee.
Menindee station opened on...
- Mountains. The
highest maximum temperature recorded was 49.7 °C (121 °F) at
Menindee in the west of the
state on 10
January 1939. The
lowest minimum temperature...
- He was
guided there along Stephens Cr**** by an
Indigenous teenager from
Menindee called Topar.
Sturt saw and
named the
Barrier Range while searching for...
