Tucked along the Wilsons River in New South Wales’s Northern Rivers region, Lismore is a place whose character is shaped by its low-lying setting on a floodplain. The city stands on Bundjalung Country and has long served as a regional centre for surrounding farming communities. River flooding is a defining part of local life, lending urgency to conversations about resilience and recovery. Nearby remnants of the former Big Scrub rainforest underline Lismore’s position between the coast and inland ranges. Lismore Regional Gallery brings a contemporary cultural focus to the city centre. Find related webcams across the Northern Rivers to build a fuller picture of Lismore and its river country.
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