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Tallebudgera Creek is a large creek on the Gold Coast which runs from the Springbrook Plateau in the west through Tallebudgera Valley to the southern slopes of Burleigh Mountain at Burleigh Heads and the Pacific Ocean in the east. It's water catchment is narrow at about 30 km in length.
Tallebudgera Creek is known for good fishing, and it's name even translates in indigenous language to "good fishing". Bream, flathead, whiting and the bull shark are common species that are found in the creek.
As well as the main creek there is a an extensive canal system, whose shores boast some of the Gold Coast's best housing.

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Tallebudgera Creek is a large creek on the Gold Coast which runs from the Springbrook Plateau in the west through Tallebudgera Valley to the southern slopes of Burleigh Mountain at Burleigh Heads and the Pacific Ocean in the east. It's water catchment is narrow at about 30 km in length.
Tallebudgera Creek is known for good fishing, and it's name even translates in indigenous language to "good fishing". Bream, flathead, whiting and the bull shark are common species that are found in the creek.
As well as the main creek there is a an extensive canal system, whose shores boast some of the Gold Coast's best housing. It is one of the Gold Coast's three main canal and creek systems, alongside the slightly larger Currumbin Creek to the south and the much larger Nerang River to the north.
The Tallebudgera Creek Dam was constructed on the creek in the 1950s.
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