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A large dragline
excavator in the Lions Park |
Coleambally
Modern township serving the irrigation area
Coleambally is a town of some 600 people situated amidst a
cypress pine forest south of the Murrimbidgee River and 645
km south-west of Sydney via the Hume and Sturt highways.
NSW's newest town it was officially opened in 1968 to serve
as the administrative, commercial and social centre of the
Coleambally Irrigation Area. Begun in the 1950s the scheme
covers 87600 ha. Rice is the principal crop though grain,
sorghum, safflower and soya beans are also grown.
With a population of 562 in 1986 Coleambally has a modern
shopping centre. Birdlife and kangaroos are abundant in the
area.
Things to see:
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An irrigation canal in
the Riverina |
Bucyrus Class 3 Dragline
Located in the Lions Park at the entrance to town. It is one
of four machines imported from the USA in 1935 and used to
excavate the main channels in the Murray Valley and the
Coleambally Irrigation area. They were 'walked' to
Coleambally from Deliniquin following completion of the
Mulawa canal and commenced work in the district in 1958. In
1978 the machine was driven to its present site and it is
still in working condition.
In the area
There is an unusual structure appropriately known as the
Wineglass Water Tower in Brolga Place. Tours of the huge
rice mill and of the farms which supply the grain are
possible.
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