Narrabri

Among the towns of New South Wales, Narrabri stands out for its role at the centre of the Namoi Valley’s cotton-growing country. Set on the Namoi River in the state’s North West Slopes, it combines broad agricultural plains with access to the Pilliga Forest, a major inland woodland area. The district is on Gamilaraay Country, whose continuing connection to land informs local identity. Narrabri is also important to Australian radio astronomy: CSIRO’s Australia Telescope Compact Array at the Paul Wild Observatory west of town uses six 22-metre antennas. See how Narrabri fits within north-western New South Wales by browsing webcams nearby.

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