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In the News (Thu 31 Dec 09)

  
  Burragorang Valley
Burragorang Valley has attracted visitors by its beauty since the first Europeans discovered it in 1798 (Wilson, Bass and Knight).
Later in the century Burragorang was a major coal mining area.
The villagers and farmers were evacuated and the once fertile valley, its dwellings and town, now lie beneath the waters of the lake.
www.stonequarry.com.au /nature/burragorang.html   (630 words)

  
 Supply Systems > Warragamba > Summary of Results
Lake Burragorang, the largest of the SCA’s storages, received the greatest monitoring effort during the year.
With the year’s largest inflow to the lake being only 70,000 ML or 3.3 per cent of the storage volume, there was minimal effect on water quality when the flow eventually reached the dam wall in early January.
Lake Burragorang was stratified for most of the year.
www.sca.nsw.gov.au /awqr/ss-warra-results-lakeburr-p43.html   (508 words)

  
 Touring Australia (North Sydney) on a VFR
It turns out I'm right although his other bike is a Ducati, he tells me. It is only 13 degrees up here though, although still in my comfort zone.
Lake Burragorang is the reservoir for Sydney and was formed when the Warragamba dam was built in 1959.
The lake is probably 40km long and is part of the Blue Mountains National Park.
www.motorcycle-training.f2s.com /touring_australia.html   (2019 words)

  
 Discover Wentworth Falls - Blue Mountains Australia - Tourist Information, Attractions
This was the original terminus of the Blue Mountains railway, from July 1867 until the Mt Victoria section opened in May 1868.
Wentworth Falls Lake is a popular family picnic area, with coin-operated BBQ's, picnic tables, play equipment, and water birds.
Work on National Pass commenced in 1890, but was stalled by the problem of negotiating the cliffs.
infobluemountains.net.au /rail/upper/w-falls.htm   (281 words)

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