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The Fitzroy River near Rockhampton in Queensland, is the largest river in Australia, apart from the Murray. Together with its minor tributaries, it is 745 kilometres in length, but with all its tributaries, it is 4,880 kilometres in length. Its catchment areas is 145000 square kilometres, which is almost the size of England.
