Local Government Area
Swan Hill
Postcode
3585
Population
11,186 (2021 census)
Area
126.59 km²
Coordinates
-35.3622, 143.5118
Data
Based on Australian Bureau of Statistics ASGS boundaries, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

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About Swan Hill

Swan Hill is a city in north-western Victoria on the south bank of the Murray River, on the Murray Valley Highway downstream of the Loddon River junction. It was named by explorer Thomas Mitchell in 1836, grew around a river punt crossing in the 1840s and flourished as a paddle-steamer river port from 1853. Its best-known attraction, the Pioneer Settlement, recreates the district's river-boat and farming past around the paddle steamer Gem, and the surrounding irrigation district supports a wine region.

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