Grafton

The Clarence River defines the setting of Grafton — its broad course through the Northern Rivers district has long supported a river-port town spread across low, leafy streets. Jacaranda trees are a signature of the cityscape, flowering in spring and celebrated during the annual Grafton Jacaranda Festival, founded in 1935. In the centre, Christ Church Cathedral provides a formal landmark in a town better known for its relaxed scale than high-rise development. Grafton is also an inland base for the Clarence Valley, where river settlements, farmland and forest meet. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Grafton and the Clarence Valley relate to their surroundings.

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