Cobaki Lakes sits beside Cobaki Creek in northern New South Wales, Australia, where coastal wetlands and waterways meet the hinterland behind the Tweed Coast. This growing residential community occupies a low-lying setting near the New South Wales–Queensland border, rather than the surf beaches that define much of the nearby coast. Cobaki Creek flows toward the Tweed River estuary, linking the area to a broader system of tidal water and wetland habitat. The wider Tweed district has longstanding cultural connections with the Bundjalung people. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Cobaki Lakes relates to the Tweed Coast and border region.
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