Everything about North West Slopes New South Wales totally explained
The
North West Slopes region of
New South Wales,
Australia refers generally to the area to the west of
New England region, to the north of the
Central West region and to the east of the
Far West region. The region corresponds generally to the Australian
Bureau of Meteorology's forecast area of
North West Slopes and Plains.
It is higher, hillier and wetter on its eastern edge than on its western edge. It is situated on various tributaries to the
Darling River, which rise in the
Great Dividing Range country to its east, such as the
Barwon,
Gwydir, and
Namoi Rivers.
Its includes the towns of
Gunnedah,
Coonabarabran,
Warialda,
Narrabri and
Moree and, arguably,
Tamworth and
Inverell (which are sometimes classed in New England, although they're much lower than the
Northern Tablelands). It has traditionally been a major
wheat-growing area, but in recent decades irrigated crops, especially
cotton, have become significant.
The Central West region is traversed by the
Newell Highway, the
Kamilaroi Highway and the
Gwydir Highway and by railways such as the
Main Western railway line, linking
Bourke to
Sydney with connections to the port of
Newcastle.
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