Mann River (New South Wales)
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The man River is a river in the northeast of the Australian state of New South Wales.
Geography
The river rises on the eastern slopes of Ben Lomond at the New England Highway between Glen Innes and Guyra. Shortly after its source on the eastern side of the Great Dividing Range, it flows through the south-east of Lake located there Llangothlin to 1351 m altitude. In the lake, he turns his course to the north. When Shannon Vale east of Glen Innes he should go east and flows through the man River Nature Reserve, passes the Barool National Park in the south, flows through the Nymboida National Park, where it receives the river of the same and again turns to the north. He runs a short piece on the Gwydir Highway and passes along the Gibraltar Range National Park in the east. In the settlement Coombadjha it flows into the Clarence River.
Tributaries with muzzle heights
- Yarrow River - 603 m
- Henry River - 274 m
- Nymboida River - 120 m
- Coombadjha Creek - 49 m