Taree

Built around a crossing of the Manning River, Taree grew into the principal service centre of the Manning Valley on New South Wales’s Mid North Coast. The town occupies the river’s broad lower reaches, where floodplains and dairy country lie between the Great Dividing Range and the Pacific coast. Taree stands on the traditional Country of the Biripi people, whose continuing connection to this part of the valley remains central to local identity. Riverside parks and the Manning Regional Art Gallery add cultural stops within town, while the surrounding district joins working farmland with beaches and national-park country. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how the Manning Valley relates to its river, coast and hinterland.

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