Albury

Built around a crossing of the Murray River, Albury grew into a major regional city on New South Wales’s border with Victoria. The river is more than a state line here: it links Albury with Wodonga on its southern bank, creating one of inland Australia’s best-known twin-city communities. Albury’s broad streets and civic centre reflect its role as a transport and service hub between Sydney and Melbourne, while riverside reserves and the Albury Botanic Gardens bring green space close to the centre. Albury Railway Station, opened in 1881, recalls the break-of-gauge era when rail passengers between the colonies changed trains at the border. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Murray River border connects regionally.

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