1/30Waikerie Ferry Terminal, SW Terminal, Rowe Street Waikerie on the Riverland on November 22, SA. Picture: Emma Brasier
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2/30Waikerie Ferry Terminal, SW Terminal, Rowe Street Waikerie in the Riverland, SA. Picture: Emma Brasier
3/30Waikerie Ferry Terminal, SW Terminal, Rowe Street Waikerie in the Riverland, SA. Picture: Emma Brasier
4/30Waikerie Ferry Terminal, SW Terminal, Rowe Street Waikerie in the Riverland, SA. Picture: Emma Brasier
5/30Aerial view from Bookie Hill to Berri on November 17 showing Bookpurnong Road, which is expected to close within days. Picture: Murray River Pix
6/30Aerial view from Bookie Hill to Berri on November 17 showing Bookpurnong Road, which is expected to close within days. Picture: Murray River Pix
7/30Fast flowing Murray River at Paringa on November 19, 2022: Picture: Brenton Edwards
8/30The Lyrup ferry on November 19, 2022: Picture: Brenton Edwards
9/30The Lyrup ferry on November 19, 2022: Picture: Brenton Edwards
10/30The Lyrup ferry on November 19, 2022: Picture: Brenton Edwards
11/30Lyrup park under water on November 19, 2022: Picture: Brenton Edwards
12/30Gurra Rd from Berri to Lyrup under threat from the Gurra Gurra Creek on November 19, 2022: Picture: Brenton Edwards
13/30Fast flowing Murray at Lock 6 at Paringa on November 19. Picture: Brenton Edwards
14/30The River Murray flooding at Kingston On Murray on November 19, 2022. Picture: Kingston Murray River Pix
15/30The River Murray flooding at Kingston On Murray on November 19th, 2022., Picture: Kingston Murray River Pix
16/30SA Power Networks have been preparing for many weeks for the rising floodwaters on the River Murray, such preparing the Renmark substation for flows up to 250GL/day. Picture: SA Power Networks
17/30Bookpurnong Road had been reduced to 60km/h between Berri and Kemp Road as of November 22, as water levels move closer to the road. Picture: SA Infrastructure and Transport
18/30Bookpurnong Road had been reduced to 60km/h between Berri and Kemp Road as of November 22, as water levels move closer to the road. Picture: SA Infrastructure and Transport
19/30Bookpurnong Road had been reduced to 60km/h between Berri and Kemp Road as of November 22, as water levels move closer to the road. Picture: SA Infrastructure and Transport
20/30SA Power Networks have been preparing for many weeks for the rising floodwaters on the River Murray, such preparing the Renmark substation for flows up to 250GL/day. Picture: SA Power Networks
21/30SA Power Networks have been preparing for many weeks for the rising floodwaters on the River Murray, such preparing the Renmark substation for flows up to 250GL/day. Picture: SA Power Networks
22/30Flood water at lock 2 on November 20, 2022. Picture: Vicki Crawford.
23/30Flood water at Brenda Park near Morgan. Picture: Vicki Crawford.
24/30Flood water at Brenda Park near Morgan. Picture: Vicki Crawford.
25/30Flood water at lock 2 on November 20, 2022. Picture: Vicki Crawford.
26/30Flood water at lock 2 on November 20, 2022. Picture: Vicki Crawford.
27/30Flood water at lock 2. Picture: Vicki Crawford.
28/30Flood water at lock 2. Picture: Vicki Crawford.
29/30Flood water at Brenda Park near Morgan. Picture: Vicki Crawford.
30/30Flood water at Brenda Park near Morgan. Picture: Vicki Crawford.
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