Playford River (Northern Territory)

Playford River is a river in the Northern Territory of Australia and has a length of 406 km. The river originates near the base of Mount Morgan then flows in a southerly direction before veering west and eventually dicharging into Lake De Burgh. The Playford has three tributaries: Buchanan Creek, Desert Creek and Eastern Creek—as well as a number of permanent waterholes. These include Tobacco waterhole, Ibis waterhole, Upper and Lower Amazon Lagoon and Xmas hole.

The homestead for the second largest station in Australia, Alexandria Station is situated near the eastern end of the river.^[1]

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↑ "Northern Australian Pastoral Company". 2012. Retrieved 9 December 2012.

River systems and rivers of the Northern Territory, Australia

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Coordinates: 19°03′S 136°42′E / 19.050°S 136.700°E / -19.050; 136.700

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Playford River (Northern Territory)

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