Introduction to Brisbane River: The Brisbane River is Queensland's greatest natural asset. It is 350 kilometers long, winding through Brisbane's 37 hills and 8 bridges, and finally flows into Morton. Bay and into the Pacific Ocean 15 kilometers away. The Brisbane River was intercepted by the Wivenhoe Dam upstream, forming Lake Wivenhoe, which is currently the main water source for the city of Brisbane. The Brisbane River is very wide and extremely winding. Its banks are winding and green, and there are also cultural landscapes such as artificial beaches, pavilions, and swimming pools. It is a good place for people to fish and sail.