Everything about The Dumaresq River totally explained
The
Dumaresq River forms part of the border between
Queensland and
New South Wales. The
Severn River is its principal tributary and the Dumaresq in turn is a tributary of the
Macintyre River. These rivers are all part of the
Border Rivers group.
The river was named by
Allan Cunningham in
1827 after Lt-Colonel Henry Dumaresq,
Governor Darling's assistant and his wife's brother.
Yelarbon,
Bonshaw and
Texas are towns situated on this river. The
Bruxner Highway crosses the Dumaresq just south of Texas.
Within the river valley there are
vineyards and numerous spots for
fishing. Farmers in the valley once supported the
tobacco industry with crop.
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