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Post Info TOPIC: ANY WATER IN WARREGO RIVER SOUTH OF CUNNAMULLA???


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ANY WATER IN WARREGO RIVER SOUTH OF CUNNAMULLA???


Hi all

looking to free camp between Cunnamulla and Bourke along Warrego River,,, hoping htere is still a trace of water in the river. Any suggestions please.

Baz



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Baz Plenty of water in the Warrego at Cunnamulla,stayed there last friday 30th,also plenty of water in the Lachlan at Bourke but I dont know of any camps on the river at either places.As you probably know there is c/parks at both spots,Warrego Riverside (new park)at Cunnamulla and Kidmans Camp at Bourke.We did free camp at Enngonia Sth but was nowhere near the river (I think)Hope this helps a bit.
Cheers another Baz

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Thanks Baz  great to hear.



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I was in Cunnamulla about 3 weeks ago and the river was dry south of the Tanner weir about 3km out of Cunnamulla near the new CP.

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Thanks Doug I see now the weir has H2O but river a bit dry . Baz



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