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	Walkabout - Myall Lakes
		Myall Lakes with the porch of the Bungwahl Anglican Church in the foreground
		Myall Lakes Park is today a very popular holiday spot and its extensive waterways are ideal for sailing, surfing, canoeing, power-boating, kayaking, windsurfing, sunbathing, safe swimming, camping, waterskiing and bushwalking.
		Myall Shores (formerly Legges Camp) at Bombah Point (at the end of Lakes Rd) is now a private camping ground, caravan park and convention centre, tel: (02) 4997 4495.
	www.walkabout.com.au /locations/NSWMyallLakes.shtml (1163 words)

	Myall Lake - NSW DPI - Fisheries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The whole of the waters of the Myall River together with its creeks and tributaries, upstream of the Pacific Highway Road Bridge, at the township of Bulahdelah.
		The whole of the waters of Myall Lakes, including Boolambayte Lake and the Broadwater, their creeks and tributaries north of the confluence of the Myall River with the Bombah Broadwater.
		Myall River and tributaries upstream of the transmission power line crossing of the Myall River (approximately 4km downstream from the town of Bulahdelah) at portion 107, Parish of Bulahdelah.
	www.fisheries.nsw.gov.au /general/homepage/locations/myall_lake (375 words)

	Aboriginal History of the Great Lakes Area
		In the Great Lakes district there were two tribes - the Biripi, who inhabited the area between Tuncurry, Taree and Gloucester, and the Worimi, who occupied the land between Barrington Tops and Forster in the north and Maitland and the Hunter River in the south.
		Captain Cook noticed the presence of Aborigines in the Myall Lakes area when he sailed along the coastline in 1770 and named Cape Hawke.
		With the withdrawal of the Australian Agricultural Company from the lakes in 1832 and the arrival of settlers in the Manning Valley in 1831, conditions deteriorated rapidly for the Aborigines.
	www.greatlakes.nsw.gov.au /commprof/aborigin.htm (2251 words)

	MYALL LAKES NATIONAL PARK, LOWER NORTH COAST, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Myall Lakes is located 1 hours drive north of Sydney.
		The Myall Lakes is open to the sea at Hawks Nest (Great Lakes) and is linked to the Bombah Broadwater within the myall lakes via the Myall River.
		The Myall Lakes National Park is an unspoilt, unpolluted area in which to camp or bushwalk.
	www.australianexplorer.com /myall_lakes_national_park.htm (197 words)

	Accommodation Nelson Bay on Port Stephens - Myall Day Trip
		The Myall Lakes stretch out in an ancient river basin locked in between high sand dunes on the coast and much older, flatter dunes on the west.
		Salt levels vary greatly from near saltwater at the prawning village of Tamboy-where the Myall River leads to Port Stephens from Bombah Broadwater-to almost fresh water at Bungwahl on the northern shore of Myall Lake.
		The Myall Lake system is a dynamic but extremely fragile area of precious coastal lagoons, constantly affected by fluctuating water levels due to storms and rainfall and tidal movement in the south.
	www.marinaresort.com.au /myall.htm (465 words)

	Crusing the Myall Lakes by boat
		Following a particularly wet winter the Myall Lake is almost fresh enough to drink.
		The western and north western areas of Myall Lake have rocky shorelines and a muddy bottom.
		The water in this lake was as salty as sea water.
	users.hunterlink.net.au /~madms/lakes.html (3520 words)

	Magnificent Lakes Forster Accommodation, Forster Visitor Centre, Great Lakes New South Wales, Forster Tours, Events, ...
		The lake itself is 25km long and 9km wide with many picnic areas and water access points scattered around its shores.
		Wallis Lake is fed by four rivers, the Wallamba, Wallingat, Coolongolook and Wang Wauk and is a haven for fishing, boating, canoeing and waterskiing.
		Smiths Lake: In between the Wallis and Myall lakes is the smaller but just as majestic Smiths Lake, offering warm calm waters separated from the ocean by an impressive sandbar formation.
	www.greatlakes.org.au /pages.asp?code=34 (368 words)

	Bombah Point - Eco Cottages - Area
		Of the region's many lakes, Myall Lake, Wallis Lake, and Smiths Lake are the largest and cover more than 10,000 hectares.
		The lake system was created after the last Ice Age less than 6,000 years ago when sea levels rose and flooded much of the low-lying coastal land.
		Myall Lakes National Park, of 44,000 hectares, which borders the Bombah Point Eco Cottages property on three sides, includes the largest and oldest sand dune system in New South Wales.
	www.bushandbeach.com /area.html (407 words)

	Boating and camping on the Myall Lakes.
		MYALL RIVER Boats travelling up the Myall River need to be able to clear the Hawks Nest Bridge 10.6m.
		The whole of the lakes is within the Myall Lakes National Park and the waterways are also controlled by the Waterways authority who police such things as speed limits, licences, regulations and safety equipment.
		The water clears through Boolambayte Lake and is perfectly clear in the Myall Lake.
	users.hunterlink.net.au /~madms/boat.html (955 words)

	Walkabout - Bulahdelah
		People wanting to spend a day mooching around the Bulahdelah area (and with the forests and the beautiful Myall Lakes it is easy to do) should visit the town park where there is a placard listing all the region's attractions and providing a good map showing how to get to the various places.
		The Myall Forest is a mountainous reserve which incorporates Cabbage Tree Mountain, the tallest local peak at 660 m, the Strike-a Light Campsite, the remains of the old Blueberry Mill and the Tallowwood Forest Park, where there is a picnic-barbecue site and the 30-minute Carabeen Walk through rainforest gullies.
		Continue for 7 km along The Lakes Way and you will come to a turnoff to the left into Coomba Rd which runs around the western shore of Wallis Lake up to the boat ramp and picnic area at Coomba Park, a farming district adjacent the rural tranquillity of Coomba Bay (22 km).
	www.walkabout.com.au /locations/NSWBulahdelah.shtml (1771 words)

	Media Man Australia - The Online Home of Greg Tingle - Journalist & TV Presenter
		Recreation in Bulahdelah and Myall Lakes National Park is as varied as the region's scenery.
		At the summit you are rewarded by the panoramic views of the Myall River and Lake system to the south and the magnificent forests to the north.
		This light railway was built in the early 1990s to haul timber from the forests west of Wootton down to the Myall Lakes, for construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Melbourne docks.
	www.mediaman.com.au /articles/bulahdelah_centre.html (705 words)

	Myall Lakes NP
		Myall Lakes NP is probably the best National Park in New South Wales for family camping, and water fun.
		The park conserves one of the State's largest networks of coastal lakes, the tallest tree in NSW, an offshore island, and 40 km of beaches.
		The lakes are the largest natural fresh-brackish water system on the NSW coast.
	users.tpg.com.au /vherring/NSW/myall_lakes_np.htm (870 words)

	Myall Lakes luxury houseboat hire
		The Myall Lakes National Park is 31,600 hectares of headland, forests, swamplands, forest fringes and 10,000 hectares of shark-free coastal lagoons.
		The lagoons — Myall Lake, Boolambyte Lake, Two Mile Lake and The Broadwater — are linked by narrow straits forming a waterway joined to Port Stephens by the lower Myall River.
		The coast has 40kms of almost unbroken beaches and, between the ocean and the lakes, there are sand dunes with varied vegetation.
	getaway.ninemsn.com.au /article.aspx?id=99607 (435 words)

	Port Stephens and Myall Lakes Activities and Attractions - Dolphin and Whale Watching, Ferries, Fishing, Golf
		Cruising Port Stephens and the Myall Lakes, the local dolphin cruises offer you the unforgettable experience of seeing friendly dolphins at play in their natural environment.
		The Myall waterways are a fisherman's paradise, offering river, bay and beach fishing all year round.
		The Myall River meanders for 20 kms past fishermen's huts, prawn shots and rainforest to the quaint fishing village of Tamboi, before opening into the Myall Lakes systems.
	www.oceansidehawksnest.com.au /attractions.html (645 words)

	DLWC Media Release - Myall Lakes Findings Mailed To Landholders
		The findings of the recently completed study into the causes of algal blooms in the Myall Lakes, will be mailed to all landholders in the catchment in coming days.
		“Basically the studies have shown that Myall Lakes is still a healthy coastal lake system, but the blue-green algal blooms over recent years are a warning sign.
		“In contrast, Myall Lake at the top of the system is in much better shape, due to the fact it is not directly linked to the Myall River.
	www.dipnr.nsw.gov.au /mediarel/hu20030508_1983.html (363 words)

	NSW Nationals: Myall Lakes
		John has been the Member for Myall Lakes since 1988, and has led the campaign in improving and extending the services available to his electorate.
		As a solicitor and tax agent, John was able to recognise that better opportunities and community input are essential to the success of an electorate, which he has put into place in Myall Lakes.
		On the State’s Mid North Coast, Myall Lakes Electorate covers 8,017.43 sq km and has a predicted elector quota of 49,063 voters at the 2007 Election.
	nsw.nationalparty.org /html/myall-lakes.cfm (303 words)

	Myall Lakes National Park
		One of the state's largest coastal lake systems - a Ramsar Wetland of International Significance - and 40 kilometres of beaches and rolling sand dunes make Myall Lakes one of the most visited parks in NSW.
		The Grandis, a magnificent 76 m high flooded gum, is one of the tallest trees in the state.
		The lakes and beaches are perfect for water activities, and if you don't have your own craft, you can hire one locally.
	www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au /parks.nsf/parkContent/N0026?OpenDocument&ParkKey=N0026&Type=xo (110 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I quite frequently go camping at Myall lakes and spend the weekend windsurfing.
		Although lately I've found Smith's lake, further north, and Geroa, down south, to be better windsurfing spots.
		The Bombora Broadwater lake where we go is getting a lot weedier later, making windsurfing less enjoyable, you fly off the front when you hit a really thick patch and it's pretty horrible to swim in.
	www.torlesse.com /photos/myallset.htm (74 words)

	Port Stephens and Myall Lakes Draft Estury Management Plan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This plan has been adopted by Port Stephens Council and Great Lakes Council and is the culmination of a process undertaken by the Port Stephens/Myall Lakes Estuary Management Committee on behalf of both Councils.
		The waterways of Port Stephens and Myall Lakes are promoted as the "Blue Water Wonderland" by local tourist authorities.
		Port Stephens and Myall Lakes collectively have a water area of 300 km2, making them one of the largest estuarine waterways in NSW.
	www.portstephens.nsw.gov.au /environ/estuary/estuary.htm (147 words)

	Visiting Great Lakes
		Enter a natural paradise where dolphins surf and whale breach, where the fishing is bountiful and the surfing first class.
		Great Lakes is NSW's water playground with its 145 kilometres of stunning coastline and glittering mosaic of inland waterways based around the impressive Wallis, Smiths and Myall Lakes networks.
		Discover all that the Great Lakes has to offer and find out more about tourism, attractions, accommodation and general information from Forster to Tea Gardens and the Great Lakes area.
	www.greatlakes.local-e.nsw.gov.au /tourism.html (180 words)

	Myall Lakes accommodation, North Coast, NSW: Holiday Rental Properties
		Below are holiday properties listed for holiday rental in the Myall Lakes area of NSW.
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		The information displayed about holiday properties in the Myall Lakes North Coast NSW has been provided by outside parties and is included on this website in good faith.
	www.stayz.com.au /accommodation/nsw/north-coast/myall-lakes (333 words)

	Violet Hill - Myall Lakes National Park NSW
		A little known treasure on the western boundary of Myall Lakes National Park.
		There is a fair climb coming from either direction on The Lakes Way, but it is bitumen and none of it 1st gear stuff.
		The Myall Lakes area is a wonderful spot for touring around in a houseboat and this activity is very high on our "must do" list.
	www.aroundoz.com /a_campsite_archive/violet_hill.htm (979 words)

	G2007: Myall Lakes Trip II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		G2007: Myall Lakes Trip II g2007 is a blog
		Myall Lakes Trip II Amy returned safely from her trip around the world to be whisked away on a trip up to Myall Lakes!
		Simone and Stu came up with us to stay at the Myall Shores resort again (which is brilliant).
	g2007.com /blog/gary/archives/2006/06/myall_lakes_tri.html (669 words)

	Myall Lakes @ ExplorOz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		About 3 hours north of Sydney the Myall Lakes region is a very popular camping, 4WD, fishing and beach holiday area.
		Heading north of Hawks Nest on the main track the bitumen continues all the way up to the very popular camping and watersports area on the shores of the Myall Lakes.
		Myall Lakes camping ground fees: $5.00 per adult per night, $3.00 per child per night.
	www.exploroz.com /TrekNotes/NSWCoast/Myall_Lakes.asp (1269 words)

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		The Myall Koala and Environmental Support Group will be giving away free saplings, to encourage locals to plant Koala-friendly natives, and the National Parks and Wildlife Service will be on hand to tell visitors about the wonderful trails open for bushwalking in our nearby Myall Lakes National Park.
		The young people of the Myall area will be treated to a performance by POG Circus entertainers, followed by a Circus Workshop – a free opportunity to learn the tricks of the trade, held alongside the main stage.
		At 9.30am, the Myall Lakes Aquatic Club will parade their vessels down the river, past the Festival area, joined by vessels from the Waterways Authority, Coast Guard, and the Karuah Aquatic Club.
	www.myallriverfestival.com.au (348 words)

	FREE MAP of Lake Macquarie, Albury, Myall Lakes, Stockton Beach, Nelson Bay ETC. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		FREE MAP of Lake Macquarie, Albury, Myall Lakes, Stockton Beach, Nelson Bay ETC.
		Free map of the Myall Lakes, a boating guide, colour.
		Free map of Lake Macquarie, major roads, colour.
	www.geocities.com /freemaps (89 words)

	Myall Lakes Retreat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Where: Tiona Park, Myall Lakes, New South Wales.
		Led directly by Rinpoche, the 10 day retreat at Myall Lakes (near Forster in NSW) is set in a tranquil natural environment beside Wallis Lake.
		With teachings from Rinpoche, group and personal meditation practice, presentations by Rinpoche's senior students, as well as study and periods of silence, this is a rare opportunity to experience, integrate, and stabilise these teachings in an environment of retreat.
	www.rigpabrisbane.org /MyallLakes.htm (159 words)

	Myall Lakes National Park : ABC Newcastle NSW
		Myall Lakes National Park : ABC Newcastle NSW
		ABC Newcastle NSW » Coastal Stories » Myall Lakes National Park
		National Parks ranger, Katrina Gray, is the last person you'd expect to chop down a tree, but after a camper died in the Myall Lakes National Park in the summer of 2000 that's exactly what Katrina and some of her fellow rangers have been doing.
	www.abc.net.au /newcastle/stories/s1171770.htm (167 words)

	Camping Weekend to Myall Lakes National Park \| Bush Camp and Beach Eco 2 night safari
		If so, then its time to explore the stunning Myall Lakes National Park near Foster, New South Wales.
		Leaving Sydney on a Friday night we arrive at the Myall Lakes National Park near Forster on the New South Wales north coast where we’ll set up camp for the next 2 nights.
		During the weekend you can take part in activities including surfing lessons, 4-wheel driving on a deserted beach, dolphin and wildlife watching, sand boarding, snorkelling, kayaking, fishing, rainforest bushwalking, didgeridoo lessons around the campfire and stargazing.
	www.breakloose.com.au /display_page.php?id=1289359794 (296 words)

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