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Hawker
Hawker has the Yourambulla Caves decorated with aboriginal art, and the Kanyaka ruins
lie a little south of Hawker and Fred Teague’s Museum at Hawker Motors is a collection
of gemstones, minerals, fossils, photographs and bottles.
Lake Eyre
Lake Eyre is a huge salt lake. And made up of Lake Eyre South and Lake Eyre North,
and capture water from about one sixth of Australia.
Leigh Creek
Leigh Creek is quite a sizeable town. Coal was first mined here in 1941 and from here
comes the fuel for the power stations in Port Augusta.
Mount Remarkable National Park
Mount Remarkable National Park is between Port Pirie and Port Augusta and good for
walking and wildlife.
Innamincka
Innamincka lies on the southern bank of Cooper Creek, flocks of birds congregate here.
Coongie Lakes are 112 kilometres north-west of Innamincka.
Marree Marree
Marree Marree was the base for the teams of camels which headed north with supplies
and now a tourist base. Marree is the start of the Birdsville Track.
Goolwa
Goolwa is on the last bend of the Murray River and a popular fishing spot. The Cockle
Train runs from Goolwa to Encounter Bay. The Signal Point River Murray Interpretive
Centre is at Goolwa Wharf.
Hahndorf
As the name suggests this village takes it's origins from germany, and is Australia's oldest
German settlement. Hahndorf is 20km southeast of Adelaide, and is nestled in the
beautiful Adelaide Hills region. Hahndorf attracts many tourists because of it's authentic
german buildings, culture and cuisine.
Antique Clock Museum
Clocks of all shapes and sizes can be found here, especially the famed cuckoo clocks with
one cuckoo being a gigantic one! 91 Main Street.
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