Map of Coorong – National Park, Murray Mouth & South Australia Guide

Map of Coorong – National Park, Murray Mouth & South Australia Guide

This map of the Coorong provides an overview of one of Australia's most important wetland regions, including the Coorong National Park, Murray Mouth, lagoons, coastal landscapes, visitor areas and major attractions. It is designed for general reference, travel planning and understanding how the Coorong is laid out.

Located southeast of Adelaide, the Coorong is known for its long lagoon system, birdlife, wetlands, dunes, beaches and connection to the Murray River. The region is internationally recognised for its environmental significance and unique coastal landscapes.

Quick Answer:

The Coorong is located in southeastern South Australia between the Murray Mouth and Kingston SE region. Major attractions include Coorong National Park, the Murray Mouth, wetlands, lagoons and birdwatching areas.

Interactive Coorong Map (Reference View) Use this map to explore lagoons, wetlands, visitor areas, coastal landscapes and major attractions throughout the Coorong region.
Tip: Coorong maps are useful for understanding the relationship between the Murray Mouth, lagoon systems, wetlands and visitor access points.

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This Coorong map highlights lagoons, wetlands, national park areas, visitor facilities and major natural attractions.

Where Is the Coorong Located?

The Coorong is located in South Australia, southeast of Adelaide, extending from the Murray Mouth near Goolwa toward Kingston SE. It forms a long coastal lagoon system separated from the Southern Ocean by sand dunes and coastal barriers.

  • North: Murray Mouth and Goolwa region
  • South: Kingston SE direction
  • East: Limestone Coast region
  • West: Southern Ocean coastline

Main Destinations and Attractions of the Coorong

  • Coorong National Park — principal protected area
  • Murray Mouth — where the Murray River reaches the sea
  • Goolwa — gateway to the northern Coorong
  • Salt Creek — central visitor access point
  • 42 Mile Crossing — popular visitor location
  • Long Point — scenic wetland area
  • Jack Point — birdwatching destination
  • Younghusband Peninsula — coastal barrier system
  • North Lagoon — major lagoon area
  • South Lagoon — highly significant wetland environment

Major Areas of the Coorong Explained

  • Northern Coorong — Murray Mouth and Goolwa access region
  • Central Coorong — Salt Creek and visitor facilities
  • Southern Coorong — remote wetland landscapes
  • Lagoon System — interconnected coastal waters
  • Younghusband Peninsula — ocean-facing dune barrier

Key Geographic Features

  • Murray Mouth — river meets ocean
  • Coorong Lagoons — defining feature of the region
  • Wetlands — internationally significant ecosystems
  • Sand dunes — extensive coastal barrier landscapes
  • Bird habitats — major migratory bird areas
  • Southern Ocean coastline — rugged coastal environment

Coorong Transport and Road Map Overview

A map of the Coorong is useful for understanding visitor access points and major routes through the region.

  • Princes Highway — main road through the Coorong
  • Salt Creek access roads — key visitor entry area
  • National park tracks — access recreation and viewing areas
  • Walking trails — connect major viewpoints
  • Boat access locations — provide access to lagoon environments

Why People Search for a Map of the Coorong

  • To locate the Murray Mouth
  • To explore Coorong National Park
  • To find birdwatching and wetland areas
  • To plan road trips between Adelaide and the southeast
  • To understand the layout of the lagoon system

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Coorong Map FAQs

  • Where is the Coorong located?
    The Coorong is located southeast of Adelaide between the Murray Mouth and the Limestone Coast region.
  • What is the Coorong known for?
    The Coorong is known for wetlands, lagoons, birdlife, dunes and the Murray Mouth.
  • Is the Coorong part of a national park?
    Yes. Much of the region is protected within Coorong National Park.
  • Can you visit the Murray Mouth from the Coorong?
    Yes. The Murray Mouth is one of the major attractions associated with the northern Coorong region.

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Disclaimer: This page is provided for general informational purposes only. Maps are reference views and may not be complete, current, to scale or suitable for navigation, boating, surveying, emergency use or official determinations. Water levels, weather, access restrictions, park conditions and visitor facilities may change over time. Always verify current information before travel.