Lake Woytchugga
Lake in Australia
31°33′35″S 143°18′30″E / 31.559769°S 143.308378°E / -31.559769; 143.308378
Lake Woytchugga is an ephemeral lake situated to the west of Wilcannia, New South Wales, Australia. In late 2012 it became notable because the dry lake bed had caught on fire.[1]
When full, the lake covers an area of around 1,900 hectares, and its name means "Moon" in the local Danggali, Aboriginal language.[2]
See also
- Woytchugga Lacuna methane lake on titan (moon)
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Lakes and other natural bodies of water in New South Wales, Australia
and lakes
- Avoca
- Budgewoi
- Dee Why Lagoon
- Glenrock Lagoon
- Illawarra
- Macquarie
- Munmorah
- Myall Lakes
- Narrabeen Lagoon
- Smiths
- St Georges Basin
- Tabourie
- Terrigal Lagoon
- Tuggerah
- Wallis
- Wamberal Lagoon
- Wollumboola
- Wonboyn
- Bathurst
- Lake Cargelligo
- Cowal
- George
- Glenbrook Lagoon
- Menindee Lakes
- Narran Wetlands
- Wallaga
- Woytchugga
- Blue
- Albina
- Cootapatamba
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