Berri

Built around an irrigation settlement beside the Murray River, Berri grew into a service centre for South Australia’s Riverland. The town lies along Australia’s longest river, where river red gums, wetlands and floodplains contrast with cultivated blocks beyond the banks. Twentieth-century irrigation transformed this dry inland district into an orchard and vineyard region, and Berri remains closely associated with citrus growing, wine production and produce packing. Its riverfront and compact centre reflect the working agricultural landscape of the lower Murray. Browse other webcams across the Riverland to place Berri in a wider geographic context.

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