Critical River Crossings

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Port Stewart, Lama Lama › Infrastructure and Access › Critical River Crossings

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  • 08/08/2026 at 2:17 pm #10459
    Joel Dunn
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      Hi,

      I’m curious as to how many critical river crossings there are on the road between Port Stewart and Coen?

      If there are many, what is the longest and most important one during the wet seasons?

      Thank you,
      Joel

      12/08/2026 at 4:00 pm #10470
      Evelyn Todio
      Keymaster

        Hi Joel,

        Thank you for your questions. Unfortunately, I do not have an answer for these specific questions. I did reach out to my coworker who did the drive from Port Stewart to Coen a few weeks back and he had told me that from memory there were around 4-5 river crossings. It was the dry season when we went up so I have no information on which one is the most significant during the wet season. Nonetheless, I hope this is somewhat helpful.

        Kind regards,
        Evelyn

        12/08/2026 at 4:00 pm #10471
        Evelyn Todio
        Keymaster

          Hi Joel,

          Thank you for your questions. Unfortunately, I do not have an answer for these specific questions. I did reach out to my coworker who did the drive from Port Stewart to Coen a few weeks back and he had told me that from memory there were around 4-5 river crossings. It was the dry season when we went up so I have no information on which one is the most significant during the wet season. Nonetheless, I hope this is somewhat helpful.

          Kind regards,
          Evelyn

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