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No Name State / Territory 1 Abba Western Australia 2 Abercrombie New South Wales 3 Aberfeldy Victoria 4 Aberfoyle New South Wales 5 Abington Creek New South Wales 6 Acheron Victoria 7 Ada (Baw Baw) Victoria 8 Ada (East Gippsland) Victoria 9 Adams Tasmania 10 Adcock Western Australia 11 Adelaide River Northern Territory 12 Adelong Creek New South Wales 13 Adjungbilly Creek New South Wales 14 Agnes Victoria 15 Aire Victoria 16 Albert Queensland 17 Albert Victoria 18 Alexander Western Australia 19 Alice Queensland 20 Alligator Rivers Northern Territory 21 Allyn New South Wales 22 Anacotilla South Australia 23 Andrew Tasmania 24 Angas South Australia 25 Angelo Western Australia 26 Anglesea Victoria 27 Angove Western Australia 28 Annan Queensland 29 Anne Tasmania 30 Anthony Tasmania 31 Apsley New South Wales 32 Apsley Tasmania 33 Araluen Creek New South Wales 34 Archer Queensland 35 Arm Tasmania 36 Armanda Western Australia 37 Arrowsmith Western Australia 38 Arte Victoria 39 Arthur Tasmania 40 Arthur Western Australia 41 Arve Tasmania 42 Ashburton Western Australia 43 Avoca Victoria 44 Avon Western Australia 45 Avon (Gippsland) Victoria 46 Avon (Grampians) Victoria 47 Avon (source in Mid-Coast Council LGA) New South Wales 48 Avon (source in Wollongong LGA) New South Wales 49 Back (source in Cooma-Monaro LGA) New South Wales 50 Back (source in Tamworth Regional LGA) New South Wales 51 Back Creek (source in Richmond Valley LGA) New South Wales 52 Badger Tasmania 53 Baerami Creek New South Wales 54 Baffle Creek Queensland 55 Bakers Creek New South Wales 56 Balgalal Creek New South Wales 57 Balgarup Western Australia 58 Balla Balla Western Australia 59 Balonne Queensland 60 Banksia Creek Queensland 61 Bannister Western Australia 62 Barcoo Queensland 63 Barcoongere New South Wales 64 Bargo New South Wales 65 Barham Victoria 66 Barigan Creek New South Wales 67 Barker Western Australia 68 Barkly Victoria 69 Barmedman Creek New South Wales 70 Barnard New South Wales 71 Barnett Western Australia 72 Barratta Creek Queensland 73 Barrington New South Wales 74 Barron Queensland 75 Barton Western Australia 76 Barwon New South Wales 77 Barwon Queensland 78 Barwon Victoria 79 Basalt Queensland www.downloadexcelfiles.com 80 Bass Victoria 81 Beardy New South Wales 82 Beardy Waters New South Wales 83 Beasley Western Australia 84 Beaufort Western Australia 85 Beaury Creek New South Wales 86 Bedford Creek New South Wales 87 Bega New South Wales 88 Behn Western Australia 89 Bell New South Wales 90 Bellinger New South Wales 91 Belubula New South Wales 92 Belyando Queensland 93 Bemboka New South Wales 94 Bemm Victoria 95 Bendoc New South Wales 96 Bendoc Victoria 97 Benedore Victoria 98 Berckelman Western Australia 99 Berkeley Western Australia 100 Bermagui New South Wales 101 Berrima Victoria 102 Berthong Creek New South Wales 103 Betka Victoria 104 Bettowynd Creek New South Wales 105 Bielsdown New South Wales 106 Big (Brodribb) Victoria 107 Big (Goulburn) Victoria 108 Big (Mitta Mitta) Victoria 109 Big Badja New South Wales 110 Billabong Creek New South Wales 111 Bimberamala New South Wales 112 Birrie New South Wales 113 Black Queensland 114 Black Tasmania 115 Black Victoria 116 Black Bobs Rivulet Tasmania 117 Blackman Tasmania 118 Blackmore River Northern Territory 119 Blackwater Creek New South Wales 120 Blackwood Western Australia 121 Blakney Creek New South Wales 122 Bland Creek New South Wales 123 Blicks New South Wales 124 Bloomfield Queensland 125 Blue Mountain Creek New South Wales 126 Bluff New South Wales 127 Blyth River Northern Territory 128 Blythe Tasmania 129 Bobin Creek New South Wales 130 Bobo New South Wales 131 Bogan New South Wales 132 Bohle Queensland 133 Bokhara New South Wales 134 Bokhara Queensland 135 Bolong New South Wales 136 Bombala New South Wales 137 Bonang Victoria 138 Boomi New South Wales 139 Boomi Queensland 140 Boonoo Boonoo New South Wales 141 Boorowa New South Wales 142 Boundary Creek New South Wales (source in Richmond Valley LGA, a tributary of the Glen Fernaigh River) 143 Boundary Creek New South Wales (source in Richmond Valley LGA, a tributary of the Nymboida River) 144 Bow New South Wales 145 Bow (northern Western Australia) Western Australia 146 Bow (southern Western Australia) Western Australia 147 Bowen Queensland 148 Bowes Western Australia 149 Bowman New South Wales 150 Bowning Creek New South Wales 151 Boyd New South Wales 152 Boyd Tasmania 153 Boyne (Central Queensland) Queensland 154 Boyne (Wide Bay–Burnett) Queensland 155 Break O'Day Tasmania 156 Breakneck South Australia 157 Bream Creek Tasmania 158 Bredbo New South Wales 159 Bremer Queensland www.downloadexcelfiles.com 160 Bremer South Australia 161 Bremer Western Australia 162 Brisbane Queensland 163 Broad Tasmania 164 Brockman Western Australia 165 Brodribb Victoria 166 Brogo New South Wales 167 Broken Queensland 168 Broken Victoria 169 Broughton South Australia 170 Browns Tasmania 171 Brunswick New South Wales 172 Brunswick Western Australia 173 Buayanyup Western Australia 174 Buchan Victoria 175 Buchanan Western Australia 176 Buckenbowra New South Wales 177 Buckingham River Northern Territory 178 Buckland Victoria 179 Buffalo Victoria 180 Bulimba Creek Queensland 181 Bulla Creek New South Wales 182 Buller Western Australia 183 Bundara Victoria 184 Bundock Creek New South Wales 185 Bungala South Australia 186 Bungil Creek Queensland 187 Bunnoo New South Wales 188 Bunyip Victoria 189 Burdekin Queensland 190 Burke New South Wales 191 Burke Queensland 192 Burkes Creek New South Wales 193 Burnett Queensland 194 Burns Creek New South Wales 195 Burra Creek (source in Gundagai LGA) New South Wales 196 Burra Creek (source in Palerang LGA) New South Wales 197 Burrum Queensland 198 Burrungubugge New South Wales 199 Bylong New South Wales 200 Caboolture Queensland 201 Cadiangullong Creek New South Wales 202 Calder Victoria 203 Calder Western Australia 204 Caledonia Victoria 205 Calliope Queensland 206 Calvert River Northern Territory 207 Cam Tasmania 208 Camden Haven New South Wales 209 Campaspe Queensland 210 Campaspe Victoria 211 Campbells New South Wales 212 Cane Western Australia 213 Cann Victoria 214 Cann River East Victoria 215 Canning Western Australia 216 Caparra Creek New South Wales 217 Capel Western Australia 218 Capertee New South Wales 219 Carbunup Western Australia 220 Carlisle Victoria 221 Carole Creek New South Wales 222 Carpentier Queensland 223 Carson Western Australia 224 Cascade Tasmania 225 Castlereagh New South Wales 226 Cataract (source in Tenterfield LGA) New South Wales 227 Cataract (source in Wollondilly LGA) New South Wales 228 Catherine Victoria 229 Cattle Creek New South Wales 230 Cedar Creek New South Wales 231 Cedar Party Creek New South Wales 232 Cells New South Wales 233 Chamberlain Western Australia 234 Chandler New South Wales 235 Chandlers Creek New South Wales 236 Chapman South Australia 237 Chapman Western Australia 238 Charnley Western Australia 239 Cheshire Creek New South Wales www.downloadexcelfiles.com 240 Chetwynd Victoria 241 Chichester New South Wales 242 Christmas Creek New South Wales 243 Clara Queensland 244 Clarence New South Wales 245 Cliffdale Creek Queensland 246 Clouds Creek New South Wales 247 Clyde New South Wales 248 Clyde Tasmania 249 Coal River Tasmania 250 Cobark New South Wales 251 Cobrabald New South Wales 252 Cobungra Victoria 253 Cockburn New South Wales 254 Cockle Tasmania 255 Coen Queensland 256 Coldstream New South Wales 257 Coleman Queensland 258 Coliban Victoria 259 Collie Western Australia 260 Collingwood Tasmania 261 Colo New South Wales 262 Combienbar Victoria 263 Comet Queensland 264 Commissioners Waters New South Wales 265 Condamine Queensland 266 Congeratinga South Australia 267 Congewai Creek New South Wales 268 Connollys Creek New South Wales 269 Cooba Bulga Stream New South Wales 270 Cooks New South Wales 271 Cooks Vale Creek New South Wales 272 Coolaburragundy New South Wales 273 Coolibah Watercourse New South Wales 274 Coolongolook New South Wales 275 Coolumbooka New South Wales 276 Cooma Back Creek New South Wales 277 Cooma Creek New South Wales 278 Coomera Queensland 279 Coongan Western Australia 280 Cooper Creek Queensland 281 Coopers Creek New South Wales 282 Cooplacurripa New South Wales 283 Coorongooba Creek New South Wales 284 Corang New South Wales 285 Cordeaux New South Wales 286 Corindi New South Wales 287 Cotter Australian Capital Territory 288 Cowriga Creek New South Wales 289 Coxs New South Wales 290 Cracroft Tasmania 291 Crawford New South Wales 292 Crawford Victoria 293 Crayfish Tasmania 294 Crooked Victoria 295 Crookwell New South Wales 296 Crudine New South Wales 297 Crystal Brook South Australia 298 Crystal Creek Queensland 299 Cudgegong New South Wales 300 Culgoa New South Wales 301 Culgoa Queensland 302 Cullinga Creek New South Wales 303 Cumberland Victoria 304 Cunningham Creek New South Wales 305 Curdies Victoria 306 Curricabark New South Wales 307 Currumbin Creek Queensland 308 Cygnet South Australia 309 Daintree Queensland 310 Dale Western Australia 311 Daly River Northern Territory 312 Dalyup Western Australia 313 Dandalup Western Australia 314 Dandongadale Victoria 315 Darby Victoria 316 Dargo Victoria 317 Darling New South Wales 318 Dart Victoria 319 Davey Tasmania www.downloadexcelfiles.com 320 Dawson New South Wales 321 Dawson Queensland 322 De Grey Western Australia 323 Deddick Victoria 324 Dee Queensland 325 Dee River Tasmania 326 Deep Western Australia 327 Deepwater New South Wales 328 Delatite Victoria 329 Delegate New South Wales 330
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