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Mersey River

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Mersey River

River, northern Tasmania, Australia. Fed by the Dasher and Fisher rivers, the Mersey flows 91 mi (146 km) north, east, and again north to enter an estuary at Latrobe and then empty into Bass Strait at Devonport. The stream cuts a gorge up to 2,000 ft (600 m) deep; its water is harnessed there for hydroelectric power.
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Byline: By MICHELLE FIDDLER SIX historic tall ships sailed majestically into the river Mersey today ahead of the launch of the 25th Mersey River Festival.
Fleet's in for River Festival by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
THE first of dozens of narrow boats arrived for this year's Mersey River Festival yesterday.
Narrow boats sail in for 25th Mersey festival by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
He was rescued by the Mersey River Rescue Service, who treated him for the effects of exposure before he was taken to the Royal hospital.
Rescuers save man in Mersey by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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