Riverina Valleys (Australia)

The Riverina Valleys in Australia are a fertile region located in southwestern New South Wales, shaped by the Murray and Murrumbidgee Rivers. This area is characterized by flat plains and rich soils, making it one of Australia's most productive agricultural zones. It produces significant quantities of rice, wheat, fruits, and livestock, supporting both local communities and export markets. The rivers provide essential irrigation, enabling sustainable farming in a semi-arid climate. The region also features scenic river landscapes, wetlands, and regional towns, combining natural beauty with vital agricultural infrastructure.