The Border Rivers-Gwydir catchment occupies an area of approximately 50,000 square kilometres. The principal rivers that drain the inland slopes of the eastern highlands are the Dumaresq, Severn and Macintyre. The Gwydir River is located in the south west of the Catchment.

Both the Border Rivers and Gwydir catchments are located within the Murray-Darling Basin. They are bounded by the Queensland border in the north and west, the Great Dividing Range in the east and the Namoi Catchment in the south.

The Border Rivers-Gwydir is the highest producing cotton catchment in Australia, with an average of 105 500 hectares of cotton grown annually

 
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Cotton CRC Catchment Projects in the Gwydir Catchment

Project Number ProjectName Researcher Catchment Final Report
2.01.01 POSTGRADUATE: Development of a Model of Flood Dynamics for Water Management in the Gwydir Wetlands. Susan Powell Gwydir
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2.01.07 Managing Environmental Flows: Lower Gwydir Glenn Wilson Gwydir
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2.01.09 POSTGRADUATE: Gwydir Wetlands: Environmental Flows, Grazing and Biodiversity. Peter Berney Gwydir
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2.04.04 Postgraduate: Valuation of Ecosystem Services Relevant to Cotton Production at the Catchment and Farm Scale Francis Karanja Gwydir
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Cotton CRC Catchments Projects Listed: 4

 Other Cotton CRC Catchment Projects

 Catchment Research of Relevance to all Catchments

 NSW Catchment Research

 Brigalow Belt

 

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