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Curtin University Library > Records

Denham (Dunham) River, East Kimberley.

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Alexander McCallum

1926

Subcollections

Alexander McCallum collection > North West and Kimberleys tour, 1926

Overview

Black and white panoramic photograph

Historical information

Situated 117 km north of Warnum (Turkey Creek). It is now mainly known as the Dunham River

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-103-JCPML00823/3/11

Item type

Photographs

Themes

Keywords

Place made

Shire of Wyndham East Kimberley, Western Australia, Australia

Year

Geotag

-25.164805694885, 115.37621019561
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Links to additional resources

Further information on Dunham River. [en.wikipedia.org]

Last modified

Friday, 2 October, 2026

Completeness

100

Curtin University Library

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