Among the river towns of New South Wales, Tocumwal stands out for its position on the Murray River, directly beside Victoria’s border. The broad river shapes local life: its banks, sandbars and red-gum country set the scene for boating, fishing and time outdoors. Tocumwal’s heritage includes a former railway bridge across the Murray, recalling the transport links that have long connected the two states. Tocumwal Aerodrome was developed as a military airfield during the Second World War and is now closely associated with gliding. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Murray River border connects southern New South Wales and northern Victoria.
Generated by AI