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Mudgeeraba Creek

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Mudgeeraba Creek is a waterway on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia. It flows into and feeds the freshwater canal system at Robina Lakes, indicating its connection to urban water features. A paddling route described by a local club involves traveling upstream on the creek as far as the M1 motorway. This route passes by notable landmarks including two golf courses, the CBus Stadium, and Robina Hospital. A common side trip on this journey is to Thorngate Park, which serves as a stop for morning tea. The creek's character is influenced by its urban and suburban surroundings, passing infrastructure and recreational areas.


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Mudgeeraba Creek At Springbrook Road

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Mudgeeraba Creek At Springbrook Road

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Mudgeeraba Creek At Springbrook Road

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