Everything about the Lane Cove River totally explained
The
Lane Cove River is a tributary of the
Parramatta River and its lower reaches form an arm of
Sydney Harbour,
Australia. The Lane Cove River rises near
Thornleigh and flows generally south for about 15 km. The upper reaches are in a narrow, forested valley eroded into the North Shore Plateau. The middle reaches are impounded by a weir near
Fullers Bridge. Sections of the valley form the
Lane Cove National Park.The lower reaches of the Lane Cove River are tidal and merge into Sydney Harbour at
Greenwich and
Hunters Hill. There are significant areas of
mangrove trees on the shores.
Bridges
There are only four bridges which cross the Lane Cove River. These are
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