Narrandera

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Overview

The area was originally inhabited by the Wiradjuri Aborigines and the town's name is thought to derive from a word meaning "place of the goanna or lizard", paying homage to the famous local fauna.

An historic walking tour will take you through the town's main attractions, including the Tiger Moth Museum, Royal Mail Hotel and the original courthouse and police station sites.

Features

Stroll amongst the gums or walk along the banks of the mighty Murrumbidgee River
Here is your chance to get close to the many koalas at the local koala reserve
Visit the Fisheries Research and John Lake Centres to learn about the rivers crucial role
Uncover your free-flying spirit with a visit to the fantastic Tiger Moth museum
Enjoy water-sports on Lake Talbot including waterslides and waterskiing
Come and see the Guiness Book of records 'Worlds Largest Playable Guitar' at the Visitor Information Centre
The Mia State Forest has scenic drives throughout the beautiful red gum forest areas.

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