Upper Murray River

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In the North East region, there are three basins. These are the Kiewa River, Ovens River and Upper Murray River basins. The Upper Murray River basin contains the Upper Murray River catchment

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Monitoring organisation

NE_Individual Monitors 1 site

Active sites

12 active sites

NE_BET080_RD	Bethanga Creek - Bethanga Recreation Reserve Active 0 site visits
NE_BUN028	Bundara River - Anglers Rest Active 9 site visits 18-10-2018 - 09-11-2021
NE_COR075	Corryong Creek, Lamberts Road Bridge +200m up Active 12 site visits 19-08-2018 - 21-02-2021
NE_CUD050	Cudgewa Creek, Murray River Rd Bridge Active 6 site visits 02-02-2020 - 15-03-2020
NE_CUD075	Cudgewa Creek, Leeks Road Bridge Active 2 site visits 24-01-2020 - 14-02-2020
NE_CUD080	Cudgewa Creek, Ross Lane Bridge Active 8 site visits 24-01-2020 - 18-07-2020
NE_CUD085	Cudgewa Creek, Murray Valley Highway, Berringama Bridge Active 2 site visits 24-01-2020 - 19-07-2020
NE_MIT001_RD	Mitta Mitta Primary School_ Mitta Mitta River Active 14 site visits 21-06-2017 - 29-05-2024
NE_NAR060	Nariel Creek, Benambra-Corryong Road, Stacey's Bridge Active 8 site visits 19-08-2018 - 21-02-2021
NE_NAR065	Nariel Creek, Benambra-Corryong Road, Nankervis Bridge Active 14 site visits 19-08-2018 - 21-02-2021
NE_NAR070	Nariel Creek, Murray Valley Highway, Colac Colac Caravan Park Active 8 site visits 19-08-2018 - 21-02-2021
NE_OMEO01	Omeo Livingstone Creek Active 1 site visits 29-03-2021 - 29-03-2021
NE_SAN030	Sandy Creek behind Walwa Public School Active 0 site visits
NE_SNO001_RD	Mitta Mitta Primary School _ Snowy River Site 2 Active 25 site visits 22-04-2017 - 30-04-2025

View all 45 sites

Sub catchments

Big River

Sites 0

Bundara River

Sites 1

Corryong Creek

Sites 1

Cudgewa Creek

Sites 5

Koetong Creek

Sites 0

Livingstone Creek

Sites 0

Mitta Mitta River

Sites 4

Nariel Creek

Sites 3

Tallangatta Creek

Sites 0

Thowgla Creek

Sites 0

Victoria River

Sites 0

Wheeler Creek

Sites 0

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