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88 Sanger St, Corowa
A true represtation of "God's Country" This mural spans the side of the local IGA Supermarket carpark. An amazing tribute by local artist Tracey Hancock to the North of the Murray Region.
Inspired by the Murray River local street artist Kade worked with the local high school kids to design and then create this artwork that surrounds the Memorial Plaza. Memorial Plaza Interactive
God's Country Murals
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Memorial Park, Pearce St, Howlong
68 Sanger St, Corowa The Murray River spans the wall Corowa's Sanger Street. The artwork incorporates smaller individualised artworks created by local artists, school children and community groups.
Discover a world of fairies, pixies and hidden goblins. The Enchanted Hut mural evokes imaginations and dreams of a world hidden below the surface of reality. Our Place Mural
Enchanted Hut
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Federation Museum, 172 Sanger St, Corowa This mural is an impression done by local artist Tracy Hancock of Tom Roberts famous painting Shearing the Rams. Watch out for the rams roaming the paddock.
Shearing the Rams Mural
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Mary Street Mural
Corowa Skate Park
Federation Museum, Mary St, Corowa
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Along the side of the Federation Museum this mural proudly depicts the unique rural life of the North of the Murray region. From history, to arts and culture experiences and whisky distilling if you look closely it's all there.
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Apex Park, 7 Inglis St, Mulwala
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By the Banks
71 Melbourne St, Mulwala
Our Mulwala Wall Art
The Our Mulwala Wall Art is an installation erected on the external wall of the Mulwala Council Office and Library incorporates cultural and historical photographs of Mulwala etched into aluminium to create a unique way to display history. The artwork is a joint project between the Mulwala Library History Group and the Federation Council.
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The Corowa Community Garden mosaicked murals are scattered around the garden and made by the garden committee. Chook Mural & Mosaic Sundial
Collaboration between local youth, community members & Corowa artist Lee Wight. Lee gave the Murray River's native critters a radical twist—cockatoos & brolgas shredding the ramps against a stunning sunset backdrop. Great spot for skaters, BMXers & visitors to hang out, get creative, & stay active. Support from the Federation Primary Prevention Team & the Alcohol and Drug Foundation.
This spray painted mural depicts Nanna Mary a local midwife who helped many local mothers during the late 1800's and the White Bellied Sea Eagle known by the traditional owners of the land as Mulwala.
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25 Queen St, Corowa
76 John Street, Corowa Skate Park
Our region is rich with wonderful experiences, from ancient Indigenous and colonial history to contemporary arts and cultural attractions. Our largest towns of Mulwala, Corowa and Howlong run west to east along the northern bank of the Murray River. We’ve mapped out our murals for you to start at any point, you might want to start early and be back in time for dinner, or perhaps spread it over a couple of days, and enjoy other highlights along the way. However you plan it, keep an eye out for some surprising art. It could be just around the next bend… Pick up a copy of the North of the Murray Sculpture Trail or scan the QR code to explore more North of the Murray.
Start your journey at the Corowa Visitor Information Centre 100 Edward Street Corowa NSW 2646 Phone (02) 6033 3221 tourism@federationcouncil.nsw.gov.au
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NORTH OF THE MURRAY MURAL TRAIL