Berri, the second largest town in the Riverland region of South Australia, lies against the Murray River surrounded by vast various fruit plantations. The town was formed in 1911, just after the Riverland region was opened for irrigation and built on an old paddlesteamer refuelling depot. The town serves the local area and fruit industries with substantial shopping facilities and provides the administrative centre for the region. Also in town is the Big Orange (5km north-east), extensive water sports & facilities, the Water Tower lookout, the Murray River National Park (10km south) and the Berri Estates Winery.

Population: 4,200
State: South Australia
Postcode: 5343
Local Government: District Council of Berri-Barmera
Location: 231km north-east of Adelaide
Main Roads: Old Sturt Highway ,
Main Watercourses: Murray River
Radio Stations (Music): Magic FM (93.1), Triple J (101.9)

Photos from Berri (Click on thumbnail for full sized image):
 

	Looking east in Denny Street, Berri (2004).
	View east across the Murray River foreshore - the Berri Bridge can be seen in the distance, Berri (2004).
	Vaughan Terrace, looking north amongst the Berri CBD (2004).
	Vaughan Tce, heading north from the Merritt Ave junction, Berri (2004).
	Vaughan Tce again, this time heading south from Merritt Ave, Berri (2004).
	View over the Vaughan Tce/Worman St (Old Sturt Hwy) junction, Berri (2004).
	View south-west across Berri with the Berri Bridge in the distance (2004).
	View south over the Berri CBD from the Water Tower lookout (2004).
	The Big Orange tourist attraction - 5km north-east of Berri (2004).