Wentworth Shire Council

Wentworth Shire Council combines arid outback horizons with river-fed settlement in a way that reflects its position within the far-western Murray–Darling Basin. The shire extends across New South Wales near the borders with Victoria and South Australia, where the Darling River joins the Murray at Wentworth. That confluence has long given the town a role in inland river transport and trade. Wentworth’s historic Customs House recalls the era of paddle steamers, while the nearby Perry Sandhills add a sweep of wind-shaped dunes to the river country. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on the Murray–Darling country around Wentworth.

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