Tatura lies in the Goulburn Valley, where irrigated farmland spreads across the flat plains of northern Victoria. The town forms part of an agricultural district shaped by the Goulburn River irrigation system, supporting dairy farming, orchards and food production across the wider valley. Its most distinctive historical chapter is interpreted at the Tatura Irrigation and Wartime Camps Museum: during the Second World War, the district contained internment and prisoner-of-war camps. Wide streets, civic buildings and a working-town rhythm give Tatura a markedly different character from the larger Murray River centres. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Victoria connects regionally.
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