The Yarra River in South Eastern Australia, flows 246 km from Mt Gregory in the Eastern Highlands of the Australian State of Victoria to Hobson's Bay in Port Phillip Bay. It was discovered by Charles Grimes in 1803. The River mouth was a swamp which was dredged to provide for the requirements of the Port of Melbourne. Yarra is an aboriginal word which means "running water".
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