The Murray (Victoria), Australia
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Echuca-Moama is a twin city on the border between the Riverina region of New South Wales and Victoria. Echuca is the larger half of the town and is on the southern, Victorian, side of the Murray River, while Moama is the smaller and is on the New South Wales side.
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Echuca's only 1 hat restaurant (rated by The Age)
a delicatessen serving brunch, lunch and selling much Australian produce
Irish pub also serving parmagiana and trivia nights (Thursday)
Stay in the heart of Echuca! Riverboat boasts 19 comfortable suites with spas, queen size beds and r/c air conditioning. 2 bedroom family rooms and disabled suites are also available.
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Trains and buses arrive at Echuca Railway Station about 5 times a weekday and about the same on weekends, with 3 of those services being a 3-hour train journey from Melbourne Southern Cross.
Apart from the occasional bus services, there is no other transportation around town. However, the town is relatively small and walking around is possible.
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