Cobdogla

The river flats around Cobdogla are irrigated country beside the Murray River, and they have shaped both the settlement pattern and the local horticultural economy. This small Riverland community lies in one of South Australia’s principal food-growing districts, where orchards, vineyards and other crops depend on water drawn from the Murray system. Cobdogla’s engineering heritage is preserved at the Cobdogla Irrigation and Steam Museum, which interprets machinery used to make intensive farming possible in this dry inland setting. The Murray sets the district’s rhythm, linking working farmland with riverside recreation. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of the Riverland.

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