The Murray Travel Maps & Location Guides

Twice The Place, Twice the Time. Albury Wodonga is the thriving hub of the Murray Region, nestled at the heart of a fascinating collection of historic villages and towns. You can use Albury Wodonga as a base to explore these – places like Chiltern, Rutherglen, Yackandandah and Beechworth... read more

On the Murray River at the border between NSW and Victoria, the town of Corowa boasts a history rich of everything from golf mining and winemaking to timber milling. These days, many of these pursuits are still important in this prosperous district, along with the cultivation of wool, cereals... read more

One of Australia's most important storage reservoirs, Lake Hume has a capacity six times the size of Sydney Harbour and is set in mountainous countryside. The dam features a concrete spillway and earthen embankment 1.6km long. Enjoy the Weir Wall Walk, crossing over the actual spillway by... read more

Located on the Murray River, Moama is a well-known tourist destination. Enjoy swimming, fishing and water-skiing close to Moama, or put your feet up and take a relaxing break in this small, welcoming, village-style town. Southwest of Sydney via the Hume and Murray Valley Highways, Moama is... read more

This picturesque piece of regional Victoria and New South Wales is an "Inland Aquatic Paradise" for visitors to take some time to enjoy some stunning scenery, lose yourself in the serene surrounds of the forest, Lake Mulwala and of course the mighty Murray River... read more

Aboriginal people revere it. Nineteenth century trade flourished on it. Mark Twain likened it to his beloved Mississippi. Fruit growers and wine makers recognise its bounty. Such is the power of the Murray River. There are two tourism regions around South Australia's Murray River: Murraylands... read more

Albury offers many experiences to soothe the spirit and delight the eye. Situated on the banks of one of the world's great rivers, The Murray, and surrounded by enormous beauty and diversity, the Albury Wodonga region is wonderful to explore - there is something here to suit everyone... read more

The town of Barham straddles the Murray River to form the commercial centre for an area rich in tourism and agriculture. It has also been an important river centre for the once busy paddle steamer trade that abounded along the length of the Murray. A number of paddle steamers and barges were... read more

Quiet traditional rural country town. Located 690 km south-west of Sydney via the Hume and Riverina highways and 119 m above sea level. The first settlers in the vicinity were small farmers who settled in the 1870s on land subdivided from the larger 'Barooga' and 'Boomanooma'... read more

Blighty lies in the Riverina region of New South Wales on the Riverina Highway between Finley and Deniliquin with the area having a population of around 340 people. The township is made up of a hotel, general store, school and a sports ground. Surrounding this is some of Australia's... read more

Burrajaa is a small hamlet with historic old country pub, and nine-hole golf course. read more

A quaint little country village between Yarrawonga and Cobram. read more

Burrumbuttock is a small village 32 kilometres north west of Albury onthe Albury-Urana Road. The early settlement began in 1839 at the "Burrumbuttock Station" which was at that time 30,000 acres on both sides of an unfenced track stretching from Jindera Gap towards Walbundrie... read more

Culcairn is one of those truly great country towns, featuring picturesque parks and tree-lined streets. Culcairn has a rich history – many buildings in the main shopping area are classified by the National Trust. Culcairn once known as the oasis of the Riverina because of its unlimited underground... read more

Daysdale is a rural town with a football field, netball courts and children play area. read more

The Peppin Heritage Centre is one of the many highlights of Deniliquin, a town situated in the heart of the largest irrigation area in Australia. The Centre focuses on the history of the wool industry in this historic town, with a photo display, thatched-roof ram shed, exhibitions, shops, crafts... read more

Located near the Murray River, Finley is the centre of the Berriquin irrigation scheme. The area is reminiscent of the rural heritage. This is displayed at the Mary Lawson Log Cabin and museum. The town also boasts the beautiful Finley Lake, popular for picnics and various water sports... read more

This small community at the junction of the Olympic Highway and the Old Olympic Way is home to a great Doll Museum and toy display. There is a lovely country hotel offering accommodation and meals. The former Station Master's Residence is being restored to its former... read more

Back in 1914, an agricultural legend was born in Henty. The Headlie Taylor Header created a revolution in agriculture and is widely regarded as the greatest single contribution to the development of the grain industry worldwide. Henty is known as ‘The Home of the Header'... read more

Howlong resides in the Shire of Corowa. Howlong is 29 kilometres from Albury-Wodonga and 26 kilometres from Corowa. read more

Whether you are looking to break a long journey, to relax and soak up some unique Australian history and experience country lifestyle or to have a great time at a local event - Jerilderie has plenty to offer. There is lots to see and do at little or no cost, Jerilderie is steeped in history... read more

This picturesque piece of regional Victoria and New South Wales is an "Inland Aquatic Paradise" for visitors to take some time to enjoy some stunning scenery, lose yourself in the serene surrounds of the forest, Lake Mulwala and of course the mighty Murray River... read more

Mathoura is located a short drive north of Echuca/Moama and is gateway to the Australia's largest redgum forest, magnificent rivers, creeks, wetlands of international significance and many nature-based activities. The collectively known Barmah-Millewa Forest is home to hundreds of species... read more

Echuca - Moama, the paddlesteamer capital of Australia, is an ideal holiday destination. Just two and a half hours from Melbourne, it offers a host of things to enjoy. Visit the Port of Echuca to discover the early history of the region when Echuca - Moama was a bustling riverport... read more

Moulamein, the oldest town in the Riverina. Was first settled in 1830 and established a community in 1852. In fact, it is older than Melbourne, you might say, for in those days Melbourne was called Port Phillip. Moulamein has the oldest court house and gaol in the Riverina where in bygone days... read more

Tocumwal is a gracious historic town situated on the banks of the Murray River flanked by massive red gums. It boasts some of the largest beaches along the Murray with 25 sandy beaches close to town. The world renowned Sportavia Soaring Centre, the largest international gliding centre in... read more

Wakool is a twenty minute drive from Barham on a well signposted bitumen road. After leaving the Murray Red Gum forest area of Barham the road takes the motorist into the extensive rice growing area which Wakool has played a pioneering role (rice was first grown here during the first World... read more

Walla Walla, situated just 40 kilometres north of Albury is renown for its German Heritage who were amongst the first European settlers and many of the skills of these settlers can still be seen today. The present Zion Lutheran Church – built in 1924 is the largest Lutheran Church in New... read more