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Eylandt Rivers

Amagula River Amagula River up stream Emerald River Mangrove Emerald River mouth Emerald River mouth entrance Emerald River mouth sandbanks Emerald River low tide Saltplain Mangroves Thompson Bay River system Thompson Bay River system tidal Thompson River mouth Thompson River mouth tidal plume

Eylandt Rivers

Groote Eylandt has several very picturesque river systems that all harbour a diverse and spectacular variety of flora and fauna.  These river systems not only provide shelter for many species of marine animals, they also provide a rich food source for the communities.

The rivers pictured are the Amagula, Emerald and the Thompson.

Date

June 18, 2023

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The missionaries believed that the Warnindilyakwa were the true owners of the land and that mining on their land should be for their benefit and development.

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