Lake Murray lies on the shore of its namesake freshwater lake in the lowland interior of Papua New Guinea’s Western Province. Generally regarded as the country’s largest lake, it occupies a flat, seasonally flooded basin and can change markedly in extent with rainfall. This is a remote, water-oriented setting, where boats link settlements and fishing remains important to local subsistence. Forest and wetlands surround much of the shoreline, and the community’s rhythms follow the changing levels of the lake rather than an urban timetable. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Western Province connects regionally.
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