Woronora River
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| Woronora River | |
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 The Woronora River |
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| Origin | New South Wales |
| Basin countries | Australia |
The Woronora River flows north from near Helensburgh into the Georges River between Como and Illawong.
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[edit] Crossings
The river is crossed by high level and low level road bridges and a footbridge in Woronora, New South Wales. It is also crossed by a road bridge on Heathcote Rd, linking Heathcote and Holsworthy.
There is also a crossing at the area known as "The Needles", near Woronora Rd in Engadine, linking to Barden Ridge. This crossing is closed to vehicles.
[edit] Water supply
The river is dammed by Woronora Dam, which forms part of the water supply system for Sydney.
[edit] Gallery
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Woronora Bridge, view towards Sutherland
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The Woronora Bridge walkway.
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[edit] See also
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Coordinates: 33°59′47″S 151°03′40″E / 33.99644°S 151.0612°E
