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Your information guide to Northern NSW, AUSTRALIA
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If your tour group or club is interested in a Didgeridoo
demonstration and performance
at New England Woodturning Supplies. Click
here for the pdf.
Also
a Museum of Wooden Oddities to browse. Wooden Giftware.
| Tourist Information Centre Campbell Street, PO Box 138, Inverell 2360 |
| Hours 9am - 5pm Mon - Fri Toll Free 1800 067 626 email: tourism@inverell.com.au website: Inverell On-Line |
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playground
weekend or holiday experience for the whole family
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Copeton Northern Foreshores |
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This area of Copeton Dam is located 17km south of Inverell. phone (02) 6723 0250 |
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When irrigation water is released from Copeton Dam, the Gwydir River
rafting available in Australia Wild Water Adventures phone (02) 66 533 500 |
| Inverell
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| Inverell is situated on the Macintyre River in the centre of the New England Tablelands. It is 590 metres above sea level, 689 kilometres by road from
Sydney, 437 kilometres from Brisbane and only a short drive to the popular mid
and northern coastline of Australia. The town is situated on the Gwydir Highway
which connects Western New South Wales with the Eastern seaboard. The Shire of Inverell covers an area of 8,623 square kilometres of rich farm and grazing land, including large mineral deposits, particularly tin and sapphires. The Northern Tablelands are blessed with superb weather conditions, cool nights and long sunny days. Inverell has a population of 10,000 people while the commercial centre services a target area estimated to reach 60,000 people, drawing from as far away as Southern Queensland. The Inverell district holds a fascination of its own - from the splendour of rural scenery to the glint of a sapphire picked from a muddy wash. To find out more about the tourist attractions listed above use the link to
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Is this Australia's answer to Stonehenge? |
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Australian
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Made up of 18
giant granite monoliths,
The Australian
Standing Stones
consists of a circle
of 24 stones, representing the 24 hours of the
day, together with three central stones, four
cardinal stones marking true north, east, west and
south, and another seven stones in solar
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The Australian Celtic
Festival is held at the
Australian
Standing
Stones
over the first weekend |
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Open 7 days |
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Stylish Galleries with Sculptures &
Artwork for sale.
A 900 hectare recreational and adventure
20 minutes south of Inverell
The park offers a fascinating day trip,
