Johnstone River (in Australia)

The Johnstone River, located in Queensland, Australia, flows through tropical rainforest and farmland to the Coral Sea near Cow Bay. It covers approximately 75 kilometers and sustains diverse ecosystems, supporting fish, birds, and plant life. The river's rainforest catchment is rich in biodiversity, while its estuary provides important breeding grounds. Historically, it has been significant for local Indigenous communities and early European settlement. Today, the Johnstone River is valued for agriculture, tourism, and conservation efforts, playing a crucial role in regional ecology and economy.