Mid-Coast Council

The terrain of Mid-Coast Council ranges from sandy shores and estuaries beside the Tasman Sea in the east to forested slopes of the Great Dividing Range in the west, creating a broad coastal-and-hinterland region. The Manning River runs through Taree before meeting the sea near Harrington, while Wallis Lake forms the setting for the twin towns of Forster and Tuncurry. Long beaches, national parks and productive river valleys give the area a distinctly New South Wales character. The council lies on the traditional Country of Biripi and Worimi peoples, whose continuing connections to land and water remain central to the region. Find related webcams around the Mid-Coast to build a fuller picture of this New South Wales coast and hinterland.

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