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Weinteriga Station near Wilcannia on the Darling
Weinteriga Station near Wilcannia on the River Darling, with small rowboat on the river, and no farm buildings visible.
Nelyambo Station homestead
Nelyambo Station homestead, on the River Darling.
Moorara Station wool scouring sheds near Pooncarie
Moorara Station wool scouring sheds, 26 miles below Pooncarie on west side of the River Darling, with distant side view of river boats at the opposite river bank, high water level.
Moorara Station homestead on the Darling
Moorara Station homestead on the River Darling.
Wool washing at Gundabooka Station on the River Darling
Wool washing at Gundabooka Station, River Darling, with workers and onlookers including women, and machinery operating in background.
River Darling with low river level
Low river, River Darling, with river bed exposed and meandering pools of water.
Low river on the Darling
Low river, at the River Darling junction, with a man standing at the water's edge and parts of the river bed exposed.
Devil's Elbow on the Murray River
Devil's Elbow on the Murray River about 681km from the Murray Mouth.
Sand at the junction of the Murray and Darling
Low river at the junction of the Murray and Darling Rivers, with people playing in the exposed sandy river bed.
Murray Darling junction in high water
Junction of Darling and Murray Rivers in high water level.
Touralie Station on the River Darling
Touralie Station on the River Darling, with a paddle steamer behind trees at the rear, a cottage on left, and people including women, standing around agricultural implements in the foreground.
Camel team loaded with wool bales on river bank
Camel team, loaded with wool bales on the river bank, Wentworth, N.S.W. with buildings including Royal Hotel, at rear. Other cargo including Vacuum Oil Co and Plume crates piled up nearby.
Barge loaded with wool bales being towed on River Darling
Two women with a bike walking between pools of water beside the River Darling, a barge loaded high with wool bales under tow at left, by unidentified paddle steamer.
Two men riding a sleigh down a steep river bank
Two crew riding a small rope pulley controlled 'truck' or sleigh, down a steep river bank, to return to a paddle steamer (out of picture), the steamer's gangplank lower left. The truck also used to cart cargo up and down the steep bank.
The junction of the Murray and Darling Rivers
The Murray and Darling Rivers junction, in high water level, with small rowboat at edge of a pool of water, cattle grazing left.
Wool washing on the Darling River
Wool washing at the water's edge, below the steep banks of the Darling River, with teams of men standing on two platforms over the river water, holding long sticks, the wool heaped at their feet.
The old hand-operated Tilpa Punt
A. Temby with his pet dog on the old hand-operated Tilpa Punt.
New Tilpa bridge over the River Darling
New Tilpa bridge over the River Darling, low river, with the old hand-operated ferry on the river bank, on right. The Tilpa bridge over the River Darling was constructed in 1963 and was officially opened on 20th November 1963.
P.S. Colonel and barges at Christmas Rocks on the Darling
Stern view of 'P.S. Colonel' and barges drifting downstream at Christmas Rocks, also called 'Cumberoona rocks'.
Hell's Gates Rocks below Bourke on the River Darling
Hell's Gates Rocks, below Bourke, on the River Darling.
Burtundy Station homestead on the Darling River
Burtundy Station homestead, Darling River. According to a researcher, who knew the original owner of the station, the house was built circa 1922. The bricks for the house were all made on the property by hand, from nearby clay.
Burtundy Rocks on the River Darling
Burtundy Rocks, near Burtundy Station, on the Darling River, at low river level, the outcrop fully exposed, protruding out from the river bank.
Point Murthoo on the border of S.A. and N.S.W.
Point Murthoo, at the border of South Australia and New South Wales, with distant side view of P.S. 'Brittania' and P.S. 'Gem' on right, on opposite bank, two men in small rowboat in foreground at left. The Point Murthoo Customs House is on the opposite bank at left. (Point Murthoo was also known as Border Cliffs).
Sketch of the trees near Eyre's Station on the Murray
Sketch of the natural avenue of trees, near Eyre's Station on the Murray at Moorundie.
Sketch of Eyre's first camp on the Murray
Sketch of Eyre's first camp on the Murray.
Sketch of the avenue of trees looking towards Eyre's hut, Moorundie
Sketch of the natural avenue of trees looking towards Eyre's hut, Moorundie.
Sketch of Eyre's camp on the Murray River
Sketch of Eyre's camp on the Murray River.
Remains of the natural avenue of trees at Eyre's campsite at Moorundie
Remains of the natural avenue of trees at Eyre's campsite at Moorundie.
Remains of Eyre's original campsite on the Murray at Moorundie
Remains of Eyre's original camp site at Moorundie on the Murray.
Natural avenue of trees at Eyres's campsite at Moorundie
Early photograph of the natural avenue of trees still standing at Eyre's campsite at Moorundie, on the River Murray.