Cullyamurra Waterhole
18km from town – Desert Parks Pass required
A truly magnificent waterhole, 28 metres deep and never known to be dry. It was formed by flood water forcing its way through the Innamincka Choke – a rocky outcrop at the eastern end of the waterhole. The turbulence caused by 48,000,000 litres of floodwater a second, passing through this construction, gouged out the waterhole. Near the Choke are aboriginal carvings, reached by a short walk from the end of the road. Some of these carvings are unique and are a Dreaming site that details the formation of the Pleides constellation.
18km from town – Desert Parks Pass required
A truly magnificent waterhole, 28 metres deep and never known to be dry. It was formed by flood water forcing its way through the Innamincka Choke – a rocky outcrop at the eastern end of the waterhole. The turbulence caused by 48,000,000 litres of floodwater a second, passing through this construction, gouged out the waterhole. Near the Choke are aboriginal carvings, reached by a short walk from the end of the road. Some of these carvings are unique and are a Dreaming site that details the formation of the Pleides constellation.
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