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Journal of an Overland Expedition in Australia

CHAPTER VI
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The river has a broad bed, at times dividing into several channels, lined with stately Melaleucas and flooded-gum, and again uniting into one deep channel, with long reaches of water surrounded by Polygonums, and overgrown with blue Nymphaeas, Damasoniums, and Utricularias, and inhabited by large flights of ducks.

Rock occasionally enters into the bed of the river.

The collateral lines of water-holes are rarely interrupted, and the ridges appear to be open on both sides of the river.
March 26 .-- We travelled along the river to lat.

20 degrees 53 minutes 42 seconds.

Its course is almost due north.


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