Ord River (English Wikipedia)

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"Ord River surface water allocation plan". Department of Water and Environmental Regulation. Retrieved 12 June 2020. At 650 kilometres long, the Ord River in the east Kimberley is one of the state's major river systems and the Ord River Basin drains an area of 55 100 km².

"Surface Water Management Area: Ord River (WA)".
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