Bloomfield River
Origin	Great Dividing Range
Mouth	Pacific Ocean
Basin countries	Australia

The Bloomfield River is a river situated in Queensland, north of Daintree. The river enters the sea north of Cape Tribulation and is noted for its Bloomfield River cod fish species, found only in the river.

It was originally named "Blomfield's Rivulet" on 26 June, 1818 by Phillip Parker King^[1]

The controversial Bloomfield Track which connects Cape Tribulation with Cooktown, crosses the Bloomfield River.

By some accounts the Cape York Peninsula begins north of the Bloomfield River.^{[citation needed]}

[edit] See also

• Bloomfield River Conservation Park
• Daintree River
• List of rivers of Australia

[edit] References

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Coordinates: 15°55′S 145°22′E / 15.917°S 145.367°E / -15.917; 145.367