Tumut River
Tumut River
The beautiful Tumut River rises near Mt Jagungal on the north west slopes of the Snowy Mountains and after
winding a course of approxiamtely 180 klm's (90 miles) west joins the Murrumbudgee River at Darbalara near Gundagai, NSW.
Sandy Creek in south New South Wales starts at an elevation of 1200m and ends at an elevation of 341m flowing into the Tumut River.
The Sandy Creek drops around 860m over its 17.6km length.
The Sandy Creek flows through Blowering Reservoir (373m) on its way to joining the Tumut River.
The Yellowin Creek flows into the Sandy Creek.
Sandy Creek is highlighted in yellow on the map below.
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