Editing Albury (section)

===Tourism===
The region surrounding Albury provides a variety of tourist attractions, including the wine region centred on [[Rutherglen, Victoria|Rutherglen]], the historic goldfield towns of [[Beechworth]] and [[Yackandandah]], boating, fishing and canoe hire on the many rivers and lakes, including [[Lake Hume]], the forests and mountains of the [[Great Dividing Range]] and slightly further afield the snowfields [[Falls Creek, Victoria|Falls Creek]] and [[Mount Hotham]].

Within the city of Albury itself, Monument Hill, at the western end of the CBD is the location of the city's distinctive First World War Memorial and provides a good view of the city. Wonga Wetlands, {{convert|2.5|km}} west of the city and adjacent to the River Murray is a key feature of Albury's use of treated wastewater and consists of a series of lagoons and billabongs. Wonga Wetlands boasts more than 150 species of birdlife and is home to the Aquatic Environment Education Centre.

The [[Hume and Hovell Track|Hume and Hovell Walking Track]], that begins in [[Yass, New South Wales|Yass]] and follows the route of explorers [[Hamilton Hume]] and [[William Hovell]] on their 1824 expedition to [[Port Phillip]], ends at the Hovell Tree in South Albury.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.forestrycorporation.com.au/visit/forests/bago |title=Bago State Forest |work=Forestry Corporation of New South Wales | access-date = 6 August 2018}}</ref>