Corowa

Corowa straddles the Murray River corridor between New South Wales and Victoria in the Riverina, a position that long linked it to farming communities on both banks. The river gives the town its defining edge, while Wahgunyah lies directly opposite and the vineyards of the Rutherglen wine region are nearby in Victoria. Corowa also holds a distinct place in Australia’s federation story: the 1893 Corowa Conference helped shape the campaign for the colonies to unite. Its Federation Museum preserves that association. Place Corowa in its wider Murray River setting by browsing webcams from the Riverina and north-east Victoria.

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