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| rdfs:comment | - The Eastern water skink is usually found close to or on the shore of slow flowing creeks and estuaries, hence its name. Although, the Eastern water skink is not restricted to areas near freshwater, it is frequently found in somewhat dry environments, including sandstone outcroppings and savanna. The distribution of the Eastern Water Skink ranges from southern Victoria to central Queensland.
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| Image caption | - Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia
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| Synonyms | - *Scincus vittatus
*Lygosoma quoyii
*Hinulia gastrosticta
*Sphenomorphus quoyi
*Lygosoma quoyi
*Sphenomorphus quoyii
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| abstract | - The Eastern water skink is usually found close to or on the shore of slow flowing creeks and estuaries, hence its name. Although, the Eastern water skink is not restricted to areas near freshwater, it is frequently found in somewhat dry environments, including sandstone outcroppings and savanna. The distribution of the Eastern Water Skink ranges from southern Victoria to central Queensland.
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