Pumping Station, Red Cliffs, 1964
Pumping Station, Red Cliffs, 1964
Red Cliffs is a rural township in north-west Victoria, 15 km south of Mildura. The name came from the 60 metre high cliffs along the Murray River a few kilometres east of the township. The Chaffey brothers, originators of the Mildura irrigation colony (1887), stated that Red Cliffs had been their first choice for settlement, but pumps were unable to raise the water over such a height above the river level for irrigation.
Pumping Station, Red Cliffs, 1964
Red Cliffs Hotel
Public Swimming Pool, Red Cliffs, 1958
King George Memorial Swimming Pools, Red Cliffs
Percy Stewart memorial, Red Cliffs, 2007
Red Cliffs
Church of England, Red Cliffs, 2007
Big Lizzie the tractor engine that cleared the Mallee scrub to establish vine growing, Red Cliffs
Big Lizzie, Red Cliffs, 2007
Drying Sultanas, Red Cliffs
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