Paroo River

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The Paroo River is considered a major tributary of the Darling River, yet in most years the flow dissipates before it reaches the Darling.

The river has its origin in the gorge country of western Queensland, meanders south and spreads into the vast floodplains of New South Wales, eventually reaching the Paroo overflow lakes.

Its overall length is about 600km.

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