Erskine River
River in Victoria, Australia
38°32′06″S 143°58′34″E / 38.535°S 143.976°E / -38.535; 143.976
The Erskine River is a river in southwestern Victoria, Australia. It arises in the Otway Ranges and enters Bass Strait to the east of Cape Otway through the town of Lorne. The Erskine River above the falls is known for its high diversity of native fish species and low occurrence of introduced species.[1]
See also
- Great Ocean Road
References
- ^ Frank, Bernie (December 2000). "Erskine River and Stony Creek Cathchment Plan" (PDF). Corangamite Catchment Management Authority and Surf Coast Shire. pp. 12–15. Archived (PDF) from the original on 29 July 2017. Retrieved 29 July 2017.
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Waterways of the Corangamite catchment, Victoria, Australia
- Aire
- Anglesea
- Barham
- Barwon
- Calder
- Carlisle
- Cumberland
- Curdies
- Elliott
- Erskine
- Ford
- Geary
- Gellibrand
- Grey
- Johanna
- Kennet
- Leigh
- Little Aire
- Moorabool
- Parker
- St George
- Sherbrook
- Woady Yaloak
- Wye
- Yarrowee
- Barongarook
- Black Glen
- Boundary
- Bruce
- Carisbrook
- Chapple
- Cooriemungle
- Cowies
- Dean
- Dewing
- Distillery
- Ferrers
- Gnarkeet Chain Of Ponds
- Gum Gully
- Hovell
- Kennedys
- Kuruc-A-Ruc
- Lal Lal
- Lardner
- Little Woady Yallock
- Love
- Mia Mia
- Moggs
- Mundy Gully
- Naringhil
- Native Hut
- Painkalac
- Penny Royal
- Pirron Yallock
- Port Campbell
- Retreat
- Salt (Corangamite)
- Salt (Surf Coast)
- Sandy (Colac Otway)
- Scotts
- Scrubby
- Skenes
- Smythes
- Spring (Moorabool)
- Spring (Surf Coast)
- Spring Gully
- Stoney
- Sutherland
- Thompson (Surf Coast)
- Warrambine
- Waurn Ponds
- Wild Dog
- Williamson
- Winter
- Woodbourne
- Lake Colac
- Lake Connewarre
- Lake Corangamite
- Lake Gnarpurt
- Lal Lal Reservoir
- Lake Martin
- Moorabool Reservoir
- Lake Murdeduke
- Lake Purrumbete
- Reedy Lake
- Lake Victoria (Geelong)
Rivers of Victoria- Lakes of Victoria
- Corangamite catchment
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