YarrawongaMulwala

YarrawongaMulwala is a twin town located on the Murray River in Victoria, Australia, forming a significant cross-border community with the New South Wales town of Mulwala. Situated approximately 270 kilometres north-east of Melbourne and 590 kilometres south of Sydney, it is a popular tourist destination renowned for its natural beauty and recreational opportunities. The Murray River is a central feature, offering activities such as houseboating, water skiing, fishing, and swimming.

The area boasts a rich agricultural heritage, with the fertile lands surrounding the towns supporting various primary industries. Tourism is a major economic driver, attracting visitors year-round who come to enjoy the river, the local wineries and breweries, and the vibrant community atmosphere. YarrawongaMulwala is also known for its annual events and festivals, which contribute to its lively spirit. The towns share infrastructure and amenities, with a bridge connecting the two sides of the river facilitating easy movement and fostering a strong sense of unity. The natural environment, including the river and surrounding parklands, provides a picturesque backdrop for the residential and commercial areas.