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FLY - island of New Guinea

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Lachlan - a tributary of the Murrumbidgee

Murray (Murray) - the largest river in Australia

FITZROY - North West Australia

HUNTER - Australia

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DARLING - Murray tributary

DERWENT - Tasmanian island

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AMBERTON - Australia

BERDEKIN - Australia

VICTORIA - Australia

FLINDERS - Northern Australia

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MURRUMBIGE - a tributary of the Murray

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