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Boat Ramps now Open
Edward River Council 12 Jan 2023

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Boat Ramps now Open

Published on 12 January 2023

BOAT RAMPS NOW OPEN

Boat ramps in Deniliquin previously impacted by flood waters are now open and ready to use by members of the public.

Ramps located in Harfleur Street, Sloane Street, Lawson Syphon and Twin Rivers are now open for public use.  Cleaning of signage will continue to be undertaken, however the good news for boat owners is access is available.

Work continues at McLeans Beach however the end now in sight and further updates will be given.

The Edward River remains in minor flood and whilst the boat ramps are open, please exercise caution.  

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