Where are Australia's most important rivers?

in the western half of the continent

in the eastern and southeastern region

in the northern regions

in the interior

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Nancy Lutz

4 January, 22:44

Where are Australia's most important rivers?

in the western half of the continent

in the eastern and southeastern region

in the northern regions

in the interior

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The most important rivers of the single country continent are located in the eastern and southeastern area of the country. The Murray River located in New South Wales is 1476 miles. The same which passes through South Australia territory runs its waters in the region for 435 miles.

Murray River, New South Wales 1,476 miles.

Murrumbidgee River, Capital Territory 923 miles.

Darling River is said to be the longest one in the country; its nominal course of 1.485 km, its sources are: Culgoa, Balonne and Condamine, alcanza los de 2854 km. It joins Murray river in Wentworth.

Lachlan River, Murrumbidgee 900 miles

Warrego River 857 miles.

Cooper Creek 808 miles.

Paroo River 752 miles.

Where are Australia's most important rivers?in the western half of the continentin the eastern and southeastern regionin the northern regionsin the interior

Where are Australia's most important rivers?

in the western half of the continent

in the eastern and southeastern region

in the northern regions

in the interior