Australian river with 500 crocodiles for 2032 Olympics

The Fitzroy River in Queensland, Australia, has been officially designated as the venue for rowing and canoeing competitions at the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, after an independent technical assessment confirmed its suitability to host the events according to international standards. Despite previous concerns about the presence of crocodiles, strong currents, and challenges related to flooding and siltation, analyses demonstrated that the river can accommodate a full Olympic-standard 2000-meter course without the need for expansion or dredging. The International Rowing Federation has approved the site, and planning and construction work for the event is now underway, ensuring that the competitions will be held in a safe and fair environment.

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