Floodwaters Finally Bring Flows to Darling River

Occurred on March 1, 2020 / Wilcannia, New South Wales, Australia

Info from Licensor: "At approximately 8 am the floodwaters from Queensland reached the Darling River at Trevallyn Station in outback New South Wales. This part of the river system has been in its driest state in over 50 years. This is primarily due to the drought, and the mismanagement of water distribution along the Murray Darling Basin. The water is currently moving at a rate of 6km/h, with flows expected to reach Menindee Lakes within the next few weeks."