NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Barwon River

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Barwon Heads - Intown Geelong (217 words)
	Barwon Heads as the name suggests is located on the mouth of Geelong's major river system the Barwon, which stretches through the Geelong region to the Otways.
	Until the Barwon Heads bridge was built in 1927 a ferry ran by Tom Abernathy took holiday makers and locals on a trip across the Barwon River from Barwon Heads to Ocean Grove on the east side.
	Barwon Heads lies on the western side of the Barwon River, with Ocean Grove being on the eastern Side.

NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Barwon River (199 words)
	The Barwon River is a river in New South Wales, Australia.
	The Barwon River is a river in Victoria, Australia.
	Is located on the mouth of the Barwon River has a population of about 1300 permanent residents that swells to many times that around the Christmas holidays.

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