Ropes Creek (New South Wales)

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Ropes Creek is a creek in the City of Blacktown, Sydney, Australia.The watercourse is approximately 23 kilometres (14 mi) long rising near Devils Back Tunnel and flowing north into South Creek.

The creek was named for Anthony Rope, a First Fleet convict who it is assumed was granted land fronting the creek.^[1]

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v t e Waterways of the Sydney Metropolitan catchment, New South Wales, Australia

Ocean inlets, harbours and bays	Botany Bay Broken Bay Middle Harbour Port Jackson Port Hacking

Rivers	Cooks Duck Georges Hacking Hawkesbury Lane Cove Nepean Parramatta Pittwater Woronora

Creeks	A'Becketts Archer Badgerys Bardwell Bare Berowra Bilgola Blaxland Boggywell Boundary Breakfast Brennans Brickmakers Bunbury Curran Byrnes Cabramatta Cahill Careel Carroll Charity Claremont Coal and Candle Cosgrove Cowan Coxs (Belfield) Cup and Saucer Deadmans Devlin Duck Eastern Erskine Forbes Frenchs Glenbrook Gore Haslams Iron Cove Johnstons Kemps Lowes McCarrs McKenzies McMahon's Maxwells Middle Harbour Mill O'Hares Orphan School Powells Prospect Punchbowl Rileys Ropes Saleyards Salt Pan Scout Smalls Smiths South Still Subiaco Tarban Terrys Thompsons Two Vineyard Werrington Whites Williams Wolli

Lagoons	Dee Why Curl Curl Manly Narrabeen

Canals and streams	Alexandra Canal Busby's Bore Hawthorne Canal Tank Stream

Reservoirs	Balmain Reservoir (disused) Lake Burragorang Prospect Reservoir Upper Nepean Scheme

Adjoining rivers and bays	Brisbane Water Burke Cataract Colo Cordeaux Coxs Grose Hollanders Jenolan Jooriland Kedumba Kowmung Macdonald Mooney Mooney Mulwaree Nattai Tarlo Warragamba Wollondilly

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