Tumaga River: A river of broken dreams

More than 30 years ago, I pledged to the Tumaga River; we are still the blood and life of my Zamboangenos compatriots. Late in the afternoon, the stone I threw a stone in the middle of the river responded to my promise before. I am hoping that the river will always look like what I saw when I was 6 years old. These are just a few of the myriad childhood promises I did. Whenever I think that this river of death is a vibrant colorful happy river, it reminds me still.

The Hawkesbury River originates from the confluence of the Nepean River and the Grose River, located in the north and northeast part of Penrith, then heading to the southeast in about 120 directions. Kilometers (75 miles). It is approximately 15 kilometers (9.3 mi) from the Tasman Sea. The Hawksbury river is a tributary of Broken Bay. In the secondary tributary, Brisbane Water and Pittwater are flowing into the Tasman Sea of ​​Barrenjoey Head along with the Hawkesbury River.

Located in the Great Diverding Water north of Lake George, Australia, New South Wales, the Hawksbury river flows 293 miles (472 km) northeast of Broken Bay's Tasman Sea. It has a drainage area of ​​approximately 8,390 square miles (21,730 square kilometers). Known as Wollondilly on its rugged upstream line, it was called Warragamba after receiving Nattai and the Nepean River later, after crossing the Grose, became Hawkesbury. Then, if you cross the winding road 100 miles (160 km), you will cross the Colon River and become salt water. In the riverside town there are Camden, Penrith, Windsor, and many scenic valley resorts. The fertile alluvial flat of the river was affected by the flood. Capt. Arthur Phillips, the first governor of the Australian colony that was explored in 1789, was named after Baron Hawksbury (later Liverpool's second generation).

The Hawkesbury-Nepean River is a semi-tidal current located west and north of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. River Hawkes and its main tributary, the Nepean River, is almost surrounded by the capital area of ​​Sydney. The Hawkesbury River originates from the confluence of the Nepean River and the Grose River, located in the north and northeast part of Penrith, then heading to the southeast in about 120 directions. Kilometers (75 miles). It is approximately 15 kilometers (9.3 mi) from the Tasman Sea. The Hawksbury river is a tributary of Broken Bay. In the secondary tributary, Brisbane Water and Pittwater are flowing into the Tasman Sea of ​​Barrenjoey Head along with the Hawkesbury River.