Brewarrina

Brewarrina is a small town with a population 1,651 in 2016 in Northwestern New South Wales. It is known for possibly having the oldest human construction anywhere in the world, with the fish traps being ten times older than Stonehenge, and suits travellers interested in a quieter, lesser known destination, rich in the 65,000 years of Aboriginal history of a sunburnt country.

On 15 January sunrise is 06:25, golden light starts about 19:43 and sunset is 20:17 (local time), the sun setting toward the WSW.

On 15 April sunrise is 06:31, golden light starts about 17:21 and sunset is 17:53 (local time), the sun setting toward the W.

On 15 July sunrise is 07:07, golden light starts about 16:54 and sunset is 17:30 (local time), the sun setting toward the WNW.

On 15 October sunrise is 06:35, golden light starts about 18:50 and sunset is 19:22 (local time), the sun setting toward the W.

Brewarrina Daytime Cultural Walk

On 15 July sunrise is 07:06, golden light starts about 16:54 and sunset is 17:30 (local time), the sun setting toward the WNW.

Morning Light at Brewarrina

On 15 April sunrise is 06:30, golden light starts about 17:21 and sunset is 17:53 (local time), the sun setting toward the W.

On 15 July sunrise is 07:06, golden light starts about 16:54 and sunset is 17:29 (local time), the sun setting toward the WNW.

On 15 October sunrise is 06:34, golden light starts about 18:50 and sunset is 19:21 (local time), the sun setting toward the W.

Experiences in Brewarrina

Brewarrina Daytime Cultural Walk

Morning Light at Brewarrina

Sunset by the Barwon