Williams River (New South Wales)

Confluence of the Williams River in the Hunter River at Raymond Terrace

The Williams River is a river in the east of the Australian state of New South Wales. It rises at Barrington House in Barrington Tops National Park and flows southeast and south, where he meets due west of Fitzgerald Bridge at Raymond Terrace on the Hunter River. On its way it flows through the cities of Salisbury, Bandon Grove, Fosterton, Dungog, Brookfield, Clarence Town and Seaham.

Formerly called the Williams River also Dorribang River.

Tributaries with muzzle heights

• Chichester River - 82 m
• Carowiry Creek - 58 m
• Myall Creek - 51 m
• Tabbil Creek - 45 m
• Wallarobba Creek - 36 m
• Black Camp Creek - 22 m
• Unwarrabin Creek - 21 m
• Chambers Creek - 6 m
• Tumbledown Creek - 4 m
• Stony Creek - 4 m