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The river runs a uniquely straight course following a fault line for the majority of its length.
The river has six tributaries including; Quail Creek, Youwanjela Creek, Womarama Creek and Pitta Creek.

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The Bonaparte Archipelago is a group of islands and inlets off the coast, with each island containing similar land and vegetation. It is possible to swim to some of the islands, but usually only bachelor stallions or stallions with small herds attempt it as those with foals at foot cannot make the swim.

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An old abandoned ranch station where brumbies used to get caught and broken for mans use.

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A wide cut gorge half full of a fresh water river, with plenty of sandy areas to roll in during the dry months, though these are underwater in the wet. Plenty of vegetation is present in the gorge, as well as some interesting cave systems built into the limestone walls.

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A wide river that cuts through both Windjana Gorge and the King Leopold ranges, lennard river is a favoured spot for many freshwater crocodiles. luckily, fish are plentiful, and the crocodiles rarely snap at anything larger. The lennard river provides a good source of water for all its surrounding areas.

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A wide, underground water system With high ceilings and banks of damp sand along its edges, this is a good hiding place if escape is needed, but its not advised to spend a night in the depths of tunnel creek - it gets awfully cold once the suns gone down. The creek is cold and fresh, sweet to taste.

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King Sound is a large gulf that expands from the mouth of the Fitzroy River, opening to the Indian Ocean. It is about 120 km long, and averages about 50 km in width.

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A cape characterized by its red, rocky shores. Difficult to access, and with wild, unruly weather, not many visit the cape. Food sources consist of scrubby salt bushes and tasteless shrubs.

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An old human residence, long deserted. Old Halls Creek is where gold was first found in WA, but is now a ghost town with only a few structures still standing and wilderness taking over. Brumbies still avoid this remnant of humans, disliking the rattling of the tin roofs.

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Wolfe Creek Crater is a meteorite impact crater. The crater averages about 875 metres in diameter, 60 metres from rim to present crater floor. Vegetation is good, but not many brumbies venture to the crater, but stay by the nearby creek.

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A wide plain that stretches out to the range, with swaying golden grasses and dusty pindan underfoot. So named because of the plain being home to many desert mice, and in turn, becoming a favoured hunting ground for red tailed hawks.

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A deep waterhole named for its most common inhabitants - the azure kingfisher. Bright blue and beautiful, the kingfishers hang around the waterhole and its surrounding eucaluypts. The waterhole is shady and a welcome comfort from the heat.

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A wide plain made up of the red dirt pindan and spinifex grass, with the occasional boab tree and acacia to provide shade and shelter. The earth and dirt gets very dry and dusty in the dry season.

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A dry valley with many scattered limestone rocks and boabs. A small herd could live here and be satisified with the grazing, but introduce another herd and fights will break out over food.

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A narrow pass between two steep sided hills, where the grazing is plentiful and lush because of the runoff. However, the king brown snake likes to bask on the scattered rocks in the pass, and can be a danger to young foals.

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