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[…] Named by the indigenous Yorta Yorta peoples as a place that means ‘meeting of the waters.’ Echuca is the spot where the Goulburn and the Campaspe rivers join the Murray. These stretches are great for independent exploring in a canoe. Or why not camp on the bank overnight with only the sounds of birds, frogs and splashing fish to break the tranquil silence. Visit an operating paddle-steamer fleet and restored wharf complex at what was once Australia’s largest inland port. […]
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