Waterways Gallery
LAKE EYRE - KATI THANDA
Aerial image taken at 28.53 S 137.60 E
Indigenously named Kati Thanda, Lake Eyre is 15 metres below sea level and Australia’s lowest natural point.
LAKE FROME - MUDNA
Aerial image taken at 30.74 S 139.56 E
In South Australia, Lake Frome is 100 kms long, 40 kms wide, yet incredibly its maximum depth is only 50 cm.
PORT HEDLAND - MARRAPIKURRINYA
Aerial image taken at 20.36 S 118.43 E
Everything about Port Hedland is huge. Like the endless iron ore on massive trains snaking their way to gargantuan ships in Australia’s highest tonnage port.
ROEBUCK BAY - YAWURU NAGULAGUN
Aerial image taken at 18.19 S 122.25 E
Named after the ship in which William Dampier explored the coast of north-western Australia in 1699, Roebuck Bay is a relative stone’s-throw from Broome to the north.
ALLIGATOR RIVERS - KAKADU
Aerial image taken at 12.11 S 132.87 E
The stunning Alligator Rivers (misnamed in 1818 for its crocodiles) includes parts of Arnhem Land and the Kakadu National Park.