Barham is a town located in the Riverina region of New South Wales, considered the largest in the Wakool Shire. It is situated along the banks of the Murray River, and was home to the Wemba-Wemba Aborigines long before European settlers move in. The fertile soil in and around the town has made agriculture its main industry, and has paved the way for the establishment of dairy farms, cattle ranches, and a number of fruit orchards.

Due to its proximity to the state of Victoria, most residents are influenced by its way of life, including patronizing its media facilities.

The town has several destinations for recreation within and around its borders. Read more...