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Ute On The Pole - Deniliquin

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In 1999 Deniliquin held the inaugural "Deni Play on the Plains Festival". Part of the festival was the World Record Ute Muster, which attracted 2,839 Utes to Deniliquin and set a Guinness World Record.

The festival in 2000 attracted twenty thousand visitors and broke the record with 2,990 Utes assembled.

To promote the festival and Deniliquin as the "Ute Capital of the World", a WB Holden Ute was erected on a six metre high pole. The Ute is complete with an engine.

Whats close?

accommodation

0.7 kms   McLean Beach Caravan Park
1.0 kms   Deniliquin Golf Leisure Resort
1.0 kms   Deniliquin Riverside Caravan Park
2.5 kms   Cottages On Edward
2.5 kms   Sportsmans Arms Hotel Motel
26.9 kms   Picnic Point Caravan & Camp Area
3.5 kms   BIG4 Deniliquin Paringa Holiday Park
42.1 kms   Tocumwal Tourist Park
44.5 kms   Barmah Holiday Houses
44.9 kms   Barmah Caravan & Camping Park
0.3 kms   Deniliquin Island Sanctuary
0.4 kms   Deniliquin Historic Buildings
0.5 kms   Deniliquin Markets
0.5 kms   Peppin Heritage Centre
0.5 kms   Aboriginal Heritage Walk
0.6 kms   Deniliquin Gardens
26.5 kms   Rich River Golf Club
26.5 kms   Mathoura Visitor Information Centre
26.7 kms   Gulpa Creek Reedbeds Bird Observatory
42.0 kms   Barmah State Park

events

0.0 kms   Deniliquin RSL Club - Country Extravaganza
0.6 kms   Deniliquin Play on the Plains Festival and World Record Ute Muster
1.0 kms   Deniliquin Monthly Markets
29.8 kms   Mathoura Fishing Classic
5.7 kms   Deni - Play on the Plains Festival and World Record Ute Muster

information

0.5 kms   Deniliquin Visitor Information Centre
26.5 kms   Mathoura Visitor & Business Centre
26.5 kms   Mathoura Visitor Information Centre

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