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This article is about a stream in Victoria, Australia. For the one in New Jersey, USA, see Morses Creek (New Jersey).

River in Victoria, Australia
Morses
Morses Creek is located in VictoriaMorses CreekLocation of the Morses Creek mouth
in Victoria
Location
CountryAustralia
StateVictoria
RegionVictorian Alps (IBRA), Victorian Alps
Local government areasAlpine Shire
Physical characteristics
Source confluenceBuckeye Creek and Nolan Creek
 • locationVictorian Alps
 • coordinates36°50′39″S 146°59′21″E / 36.84417°S 146.98917°E / -36.84417; 146.98917
 • elevation509 m (1,670 ft)
Mouthconfluence with the Ovens River
 • locationat Bright
 • coordinates36°43′30″S 146°57′47″E / 36.72500°S 146.96306°E / -36.72500; 146.96306
 • elevation311 m (1,020 ft)
Length16 km (9.9 mi)
Basin features
River systemNorth-East Murray catchment,
Murray-Darling basin
Tributaries 
 • leftKlondyke Creek
 • rightChinaman Creek, Growlers Creek

Morses Creek is a perennial stream of the North-East Murray catchment of the Murray-Darling basin in the Alpine region of Victoria, Australia. It flows from the northern slopes of the Australian Alps west of Harrietville, joining with the Ovens River at Bright.

Location and features

Formed by the confluence of the Buckeye Creek and Nolan Creek, the Morses Creek rises within the Great Dividing Range, at an elevation exceeding 500 metres (1,600 ft) above sea level. The river flows generally north by northwest all of its course through the remote mountains, joined by three minor tributaries, before reaching its confluence with the Ovens River at the town of Bright. The river descends 198 metres (650 ft) over its 16-kilometre (9.9 mi) course.

Bright was originally named Morse's Creek. The name was changed to Bright in 1861 after British statesman John Bright, who lived from 1811 to 1889.

See also

References

  1. ^ "Map of Dandongadale River, VIC". Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia. Retrieved 11 July 2014.
  2. "Morses Creek: 21591". Vicnames. Archived from the original on 14 July 2014. Retrieved 11 July 2014.
  3. "Six reasons to visit Bright, in Victoria's north-east". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 10 February 2018.
Waterways of the North–East catchment, Victoria, Australia
Rivers
Creeks
  • Back (Indigo)
  • Beetoomba
  • Benambra
  • Black Dog
  • Black Mare
  • Black Range
  • Boggy (Wangaratta)
  • Buckwong
  • Buenba
  • Buffalo Creek
  • Burgoigee
  • Burrowye
  • Cobungra Creek
  • Corryong
  • Cudgewa
  • Davies Plain
  • Dead Horse
  • Diddah Diddah
  • Dinner
  • Dry Forest
  • Elkins
  • Evans
  • Factory
  • Fairyknowe
  • Fifteen Mile
  • Guys Forest
  • Happy Valley
  • Hodgsons
  • House
  • Hurdle
  • Indigo
  • Johnston
  • Jones (Mitta Mitta)
  • Kane
  • Kichington
  • Koetong
  • Lightning
  • Little Scrubby
  • Little Snowy
  • Limestone
  • Livingstone
  • Log Bridge
  • Meadow
  • Middle (East Gippsland)
  • Middle (Wodonga)
  • Morass
  • Morses
  • Mountain
  • Murtagh
  • Omeo
  • Reedy (Towong)
  • Reedy (Wangaratta)
  • Rocky Valley
  • Running (Alpine)
  • Sandy (Indigo)
  • Shady (Towong)
  • Simpson
  • Snowy
  • Spring (East Gippsland)
  • Stony (Towong)
  • Tallangatta
  • Thawgla
  • Tom Groggin
  • Walwa
  • Watchingorra
  • Wheeler
  • Whim
  • Whorouly
  • Wombat
  • Yackandandah
  • Yarrarabula
Lakes
Rivers of Victoria
Rivers that flow towards the coast
Tasman Sea / Bass Strait
East Gippsland catchment
West Gippsland catchment
Melbourne Water catchment
Corangamite catchment
Great Australian Bight
Glenelg Hopkins catchment
Rivers of the Murray–Darling basin
North–East catchment
Goulburn Broken catchment
North–Central catchment
Mallee catchment
Rivers that drain inland
North–Central catchment
Wimmera catchment
Rivers of the Murray–Darling basin, Australia
Catchments predominantly in Queensland
Paroo / Warrego / Culgoa catchment
Balonne / Macintyre catchment
Catchments predominantly in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory
Murray catchment
  • Back (Edward)
  • Back (Billabong 1)
  • Back (Billabong 2)
  • Billabong
  • Box
  • Cootnite
  • Estuary
  • Forest
  • Four Mile
  • Jerra Jerra
  • Kangaroo
  • Little Billabong
  • Lunts
  • Mahonga
  • Mountain
  • Nowranie
  • Piccaninny
  • Sawyers
  • Sheep Wash
  • Simmons
  • Ten Mile
  • Tumudgery
  • Tuppal
  • Yarra Yarra
Darling
catchment
  • Bulbodney
  • Burrill
  • Bywash Billabong
  • Cookopie
  • Coonalhugga
  • Genaren
  • Glue Pot
  • Gundong
  • Gunningbar
  • Kellys Cowal
  • Moonagee Cowal
  • Mulla Mulla Cowal
  • Nyangi Bogan Cowal
  • Popiltah
  • Redbank
  • Sandy (Bogan)
  • Stony (Darling Anabranch)
  • Tomingley
Barwon / Macquarie
sub-catchment
  • Abington
  • Attunga
  • Bakers
  • Bald
  • Berrygil
  • Boiling Down (Goonoo Goonoo)
  • Bowman
  • Brigalow
  • Bundock
  • Carole
  • Cheshire
  • Clay
  • Coolibar
  • Crossing
  • Duncans
  • Dungowan
  • Emu Swamp
  • Evans Plains
  • Ewenmar
  • Frazers (Coonamble)
  • Goonoo Goonoo
  • Halls (Gwydir)
  • Halls (Mehi)
  • Halls (Namoi)
  • Horsearm
  • Jamiesons
  • Lambruk
  • Limestone
  • Menedebri
  • Middlebrook (Goonoo Goonoo)
  • Mountain (Sandy (Peel 2))
  • Moonbi
  • Moore
  • Moredun
  • Mulla Mulla
  • Oakey (Peel)
  • Oakey (Jamiesons)
  • Queen Charlottes
  • Quegobla
  • Quirindi
  • Reedy (Peel)
  • Sandy (Bogan)
  • Sandy (Bohena)
  • Sandy (Gwydir)
  • Sandy (Jamiesons)
  • Sandy (Peel 1)
  • Sandy (Peel 2)
  • Sandy (Talbragar)
  • Spring (Goonoo Goonoo)
  • Swamp Oak
  • Tangaratta
  • Timbumburi
  • Tycannah
Murrumbidgee
catchment
Lachlan
sub–catchment
Catchments predominantly in Victoria
North East catchment
  • Back (Little Snowy)
  • Banimboola
  • Barwidgee
  • Benambra
  • Billabong (Ovens)
  • Black Range
  • Boggy
  • Boon
  • Brandy
  • Brown (Dart)
  • Bucheen
  • Buenba
  • Buffalo
  • Bullhead
  • Burgoigee
  • Butcher
  • Camp
  • Charlestown
  • Chinaman
  • Christmas
  • Clear
  • Dean (Snowy)
  • Deep (Gibbo)
  • Diggers
  • Dingo
  • Donnovan
  • Dry Forest
  • Eight Mile
  • Evans
  • Fairley
  • Fifteen Mile
  • Findlay
  • First
  • Fork
  • Four Mile
  • Front
  • Garden
  • Georges
  • German
  • Gill
  • Glencoe
  • Glen Wills
  • Gray
  • Harker
  • Hollonds
  • Honeysuckle
  • Hurdle
  • Japan
  • Jarvis
  • Jim and Jack
  • Kangaroo
  • King
  • Kumbada
  • Larsden
  • Lightning
  • Little Snowy
  • Livingstone
  • Long (Taponga)
  • Long (Ovens)
  • Long Corner
  • Lord
  • Mac
  • McKay
  • Meadow
  • Middle (Big)
  • Middle (Ovens)
  • Mine
  • Morass
  • Morgan
  • Morgan (Ovens)
  • Morses
  • Mt Leinster
  • Mount Smythe
  • Mount Tabor
  • Mount Wills
  • Murray (Buckland)
  • Myrtle
  • Nine Mile
  • One Mile
  • One Mile (Ovens)
  • Pegleg
  • Pheasant
  • Raymond
  • Reedy (Livingstone)
  • Reedy (Ovens)
  • Rodda
  • Rogers
  • Running (Kiewa)
  • Running (Taponga)
  • Sandy (Buffalo)
  • Sandy (Gibbo)
  • Sassafras
  • Second (Taponga)
  • Scrubby (Mitta Mitta)
  • Shady
  • Smoko
  • Snowy (Mitta Mitta)
  • Snowy (Ovens)
  • Soldier
  • Splitters
  • Spring (Mitta Mitta)
  • Stony (Gibbo)
  • Stony (King)
  • Stony (Ovens)
  • Stony (Snowy)
  • Straight Running
  • Tallangatta
  • Thilluna
  • Toke
  • Tomahawk
  • Trappers
  • Turnback
  • Vincent
  • Washaway
  • Watchingorra
  • Waterfall
  • White (Taponga)
  • Whorouly
  • Wilson
  • Wombat
  • Wright
  • Yarrarabula
  • Yellow
Goulburn Broken catchment
  • Ault Beeac
  • Back
  • Boggy
  • Brankeet
  • Bull
  • Burnt
  • Captain
  • Castle
  • Cattanach Canal
  • Cerberus
  • Connelly
  • Dabyminga
  • Devil Plain
  • Dip
  • East Goulburn Main Channel
  • Edwards
  • Falls
  • Flourbag
  • Ford
  • Gaffneys
  • Grisdale
  • Gutter
  • Health
  • Home
  • Howes
  • Hughes
  • Jack
  • Johnson
  • Katy
  • Keppel
  • King Parrot
  • Knowles Gap
  • Lanky
  • Lazarini
  • Major
  • Middle Station
  • Mill
  • Plain
  • Pranjip
  • Quartz
  • Reedy (Goulburn)
  • Rellimeiggam
  • River
  • Robbie
  • Rocky
  • S
  • Sandy
  • Scrubby
  • Seven
  • Snake
  • Snobs
  • Spring
  • Stander
  • Stony (Delatite)
  • Stony (Goulburn)
  • Stuart Murray Canal
  • Sunday
  • Ti Tree
  • U T
  • Williams
  • Wilks
  • Yellowdindi
North Central catchment
  • Axe
  • Bannacher
  • Bet Bet
  • Birch
  • Blind
  • Boundary Gully
  • Bradford
  • Brenanah
  • Brown Hill
  • Bullabul
  • Burke
  • Burnt
  • Campbell
  • Caralulup
  • Carmanuel
  • Carr
  • Cherry Tree
  • Creswick
  • Doctors
  • Fentons
  • Forest
  • Glenlogie
  • Homebush
  • Hope
  • Jews Harp
  • Jim Crow
  • Joyces
  • Little (Loddon)
  • Kangderaar
  • Kingower
  • McCallum
  • McLachlan
  • Middle (Avoca)
  • Middle (Loddon)
  • Middleton
  • Moina
  • Mosquito (Avoca)
  • Mosquito (Campaspe)
  • Mountain (Avoca)
  • Mount Pleasant
  • Muckleford
  • Number Two
  • Pennyroyal
  • Pipers (Campaspe)
  • Redbank
  • Ryan
  • Salt
  • Sandy (Avoca 1)
  • Sandy (Avoca 2)
  • Sangus
  • Serpentine
  • Sheepwash
  • Smoky
  • Splitters
  • Spring (Loddon)
  • St Arnaud
  • Stone Jug
  • Strathfillan
  • Tarilta
  • Tarpaulin
  • Timor
  • Tullaroop
  • Twelve Mile (Loddon)
  • Waranga Western Channel
  • Wehla
  • Weston
  • Yandoit
  • Yeungroon
Mallee catchment
Catchments predominantly in South Australia
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