Kerang

Kerang has served as an agricultural service town in northern Victoria since the late 19th century. It lies near the Loddon River, where broad farming country meets the internationally recognised Kerang Wetlands, a Ramsar site of lakes, marshes and floodplain habitats. Waterbirds are central to the district’s identity, while seasonal water conditions influence both the wetlands and surrounding irrigated land. Kerang stands on the traditional Country of the Wemba Wemba people, an enduring connection within the area’s Aboriginal heritage. Its centre supports nearby grain, grazing and irrigation communities rather than following the rhythm of a large city. Find related webcams in the Loddon Valley and across northern Victoria to build a fuller picture of Kerang’s wetland country.

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