- The Yarra River, originally Berrern, Birr-arrung, Bay-ray-rung, Birarang and Birrarung, is a river in east-central Victoria, Australia.
- The Yarra River is 242 kilometres long, flowing down from the forested Yarra Ranges first to Yarra Valley, on to Melbourne and down to the sea.
- The Yarra River winds its way through Melbourne’s Central Business District (CBD) plus a number of suburbs.
- Princes Bridge over the Yarra River, Melbourne, Austl. ... Development of the upper Yarra River basin is controlled by the New Yarra Valley Authority, created in 1977.
- The Yarra River is an icon of the city, running past some of Melbourne's most famous attractions and playing host to some of the most popular festivals.
- Welcome to the Yarra River Fishing Guide. The Yarra River is an urban icon of Melbourne a well-recognized location as the river has the backdrop on...
- Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure along the picturesque Yarra River? Look no further than a Yarra River Tour with Waterbikes Australia.
- The Yarra River is a curious river in that it is rarely described as being beautiful as many rivers are, and yet its name to the original Wurundjeri people was...
- The mouth of the Yarra River meets the Yarra Beach where the water slowly pours through a small grove of coconut trees to enter the water.
- Not to be confused with the Yarra River of New Zealand. Not to be confused with the Coco River of Central America, formerly known as the Yara River.