Avoca River

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In the North Central region, there are three basins. These are the Avoca River, Campaspe River and Loddon River basins. The Avoca River basin contains the Avoca River catchment

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Monitoring organisation

NC_Individual Monitors 8 sites

Active sites

15 active sites

NC_AVN550	Avon River @ Gre Gre Village Active 55 site visits 09-03-2007 - 14-09-2023
NC_AVN650	Avon River @ crossing on McPherson's property Active 56 site visits 09-03-2007 - 14-09-2023
NC_AVN660	Avon River McPherson Rd @ monitoring station, Gre Gre Active 57 site visits 09-03-2007 - 14-09-2023
NC_AVO385	Avoca River between Coonooer and Low water bridge Active 57 site visits 21-04-2002 - 18-06-2023
NC_CAR600	Carapooee Creek bridge over St. Arnaud-Dunolly Road Active 6 site visits 09-08-2023 - 13-11-2024
NC_LBW001_RD	Lake Boga Wetlands Active 8 site visits 19-04-2017 - 31-05-2017
NC_LWA001	Walkers Lake, near boat ramp Active 125 site visits 16-01-2007 - 10-03-2023
NC_LWA002	Walkers Lake, Souths Creek end Active 13 site visits 13-10-2020 - 10-03-2023
NC_RNR200	Richardson River, Banyena Active 235 site visits 18-09-1996 - 10-03-2023
NC_RNR220	Banyena weir Active 87 site visits 12-07-2005 - 10-03-2023
NC_RNR250	Richardson River, McAllisters Bridge Active 66 site visits 20-04-1998 - 10-03-2023
NC_RNR300	Richardson River, Donald-Stawell Rd Bridge Active 246 site visits 02-03-1996 - 20-09-2023
NC_STR500	Strathfillan Creek at Archdale Road, Carapooee Active 2 site visits 26-11-2023 - 13-11-2024
NC_STR800	Strathfillan Creek at Scilini Road bridge, Carapooee Active 4 site visits 09-08-2023 - 13-11-2024
NC_STR950	Strathfillan Creek at Wimmera Hwy Bridge, Kooreh Active 7 site visits 09-08-2023 - 13-11-2024
NC_WOO001	Wooroonook Lake Active 0 site visits

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Sub catchments

Avoca River

Sites 12

Cherry Tree Creek

Sites 0

Middle Creek

Sites 0

Sandy Creek

Sites 0

St Arnaud Creek

Sites 4

Stathfillan Creek

Sites 0

Tyrell Creek

Sites 0

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