For approximately , the Border Rivers form the border between New South Wales and Queensland, located in New South Wales between at its most eastern point, to Mungindi at its most western point. Unhelpfully, several rivers have been given the same name to separate watercourses located in each state. ;Queensland Generally speaking the following rivers are considered to comprise part of the river group and region within Queensland: •
Severn River (Queensland), draining the Stanthorpe district, and flowing into New South Wales •
Pike Creek, including
Glenlyon Dam, and flowing into New South Wales •
Macintyre Brook, draining the district, and flowing into New South Wales, near
Yelarbon •
Weir River, draining the
Southern Downs district, and flowing into New South Wales, near Mungindi ;New South Wales The following rivers either mark the New South Wales boundary with Queensland, or are fully located within the state and are considered to comprise part of the river group and region: •
Mole River, draining the district •
Dumaresq River, receiving flows from the Severn River (Queensland), Pike Creek, and the Mole River •
Severn River (New South Wales), draining the district, including the
Pindari Dam •
Macintyre River, receiving flows from the Severn River (New South Wales), and forming through the confluence of the Dumaresq River and Macintyre Brook. The Macintyre River variously flows in both New South Wales and Queensland Within New South Wales, both the Macintyre and Weir rivers drain to become the
Barwon River, a major tributary of the Darling River within the Murray-Darling basin. The Dumaresq River forms the border between Queensland and New South Wales, generally south-east of Bonshaw and . The Macintyre River forms the border west of Boggabilla to Mungindi. ==Towns==