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| navigate by keyword : abandoned all along areas australia barges been constant contact days echuca evidence face having homesteads hundreds lake large larger many moama much murray once only opening outside padd paddlesteamers raced redgum reminders river rivers run settlers show small source south station steamboats steamers supply tall that the these they towns traveller victoria wales were wharf when with world |
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| Abandoned steamboats and barges, tall redgum wharf, small towns that show evidence of once having been much larger, old station homesteads that face the Murray, all these are constant reminders to the river traveller of the days when hundreds of steamers raced along the Murray River, opening up large areas of New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. For many settlers, they were the only source of supply and contact with the outside world. |
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