Wenlock River

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The Wenlock River is a remote, biodiverse river in far north Queensland, Australia, renowned for its rich freshwater fish fauna and relatively undisturbed ecosystems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
climateZone tropical
continent Australia
country Australia
drainageBasin Gulf of Carpentaria basin NERFINISHED
flowsThrough Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve NERFINISHED
remote areas of Cape York Peninsula
hasBiodiversityValue high priority for conservation in Queensland planning
hasCharacteristic biodiverse
relatively undisturbed
remote
tropical river
hasConservationSignificance important refuge for freshwater species
one of the more intact river systems in Queensland
hasConservationStatus largely free-flowing
hasEcosystemType freshwater ecosystem
riparian ecosystem
hasFauna aquatic invertebrates
crocodiles
freshwater fish
freshwater turtles
hasGeomorphology floodplains
meandering channels
hasHabitats billabongs and oxbow lakes
hasHydrologicalCharacteristic monsoonal flow regime
seasonal flow variability
hasVegetationType riparian forest
woodland along banks
hasWaterType freshwater
isRelatively sparsely populated along its course
jurisdiction State of Queensland NERFINISHED
knownFor high aquatic biodiversity
relatively intact riverine habitats
rich freshwater fish fauna
locatedIn Cape York Peninsula NERFINISHED
Far North Queensland NERFINISHED
Queensland
mouthLocatedIn Gulf of Carpentaria NERFINISHED
partOf Cape York Peninsula river networks NERFINISHED
riverSystem Gulf of Carpentaria drainage basin NERFINISHED
sourceLocation Cape York Peninsula interior
Great Dividing Range NERFINISHED
supportsActivity conservation management
recreational fishing
scientific research
threatenedBy land use change in surrounding areas
potential mining activities in catchment

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