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NT Property Identification Code (PIC) List NT Property Identification Code (PIC) List PIC Property Name / Holding Region Local Government Area (LGA) TFVR0543 2 UP KATHERINE KATHERINE TCVR0572 2WANDAOVA KATHERINE KATHERINE TGDG0573 3 K PARK DARWIN COOMALIE TKDG1485 365 ON BEES DARWIN LITCHFIELD TDDG1108 3G'S LIFESTYLE DARWIN LITCHFIELD THVR0571 4 MILE (BUFFALO HOLDING YARD ROPER KATHERINE ROPER GULF RIVER) TDDG1669 4D HOMESTEAD DARWIN LITCHFIELD TBDG1307 580 MONCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TJDG0915 888LINKS GROUP DARWIN LITCHFIELD TKDG1290 AACO LIVINGSTONE BEEF DARWIN LITCHFIELD TCAS0341 AARJAY LODGE ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TIDG1799 ABBOTT ON FRESHWATER DARWIN DARWIN TDDG2450 ABBOTT RESIDENCE DARWIN PALMERSTON THDG1471 ABBOTT-WIGHTMAN BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TFDG1718 ABEL & ADAMS DARWIN LITCHFIELD TFDG1232 ABELA BLOCK DARWIN UN-INCORPORATED (MARRAKAI-DOUGLAS DALY) TKDG1207 ACACIA FARM DARWIN LITCHFIELD TEDG0553 ACACIA LARRAKIA COMMUNITY DARWIN LITCHFIELD TBDG0785 ACACIA PARK (SKEWES BLOCK) DARWIN LITCHFIELD THDG2212 ACACIA RD SPRINGS DARWIN LITCHFIELD THDG1519 ACACIA REINS DARWIN LITCHFIELD TCDG2571 ACTON BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TCDG0963 ADAMS FARM DARWIN LITCHFIELD TEDG2110 ADAMS ON DANIELL DARWIN LITCHFIELD THDG1252 ADELAIDE RIVER BLOCK (PICKERING) DARWIN COOMALIE TGDG0282 ADELAIDE RIVER GRAZING DARWIN COOMALIE TADG0783 ADELAIDE RIVER SHOWGROUNDS DARWIN COOMALIE TADG0708 ADELAIDE RIVER STATION DARWIN UN-INCORPORATED (MARRAKAI-DOUGLAS DALY) TBDG1227 AGIUS FARM DARWIN LITCHFIELD TIDG1908 AGNEW BEEHIVES DARWIN DARWIN TAAS0364 AHERRENGE ALT ALICE SPRINGS BARKLY TDAS0191 AHL POULTRY ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TIDG2417 AHQ RESIDENCE DARWIN DARWIN TDAS0001 AILERON ALICE SPRINGS CENTRAL DESERT TGAS0437 AILERON BUSH CLUB ALICE SPRINGS CENTRAL DESERT TJDG1600 AINSLIE RESIDENCE DARWIN DARWIN TJDG1213 AITKEN FARM DARWIN LITCHFIELD TGDG1525 AJ BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TKDG2306 AJ SIMPSON DARWIN LITCHFIELD Department of INDUSTRY, TOURISM AND TRADE 1 September 2021 Page 1 of 72 NT Property Identification Code (PIC) List PIC Property Name / Holding Region Local Government Area (LGA) TIDG1748 AKEHURST / THOMPSON BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TADG0011 ALAWA ALT (COX RIVER) KATHERINE ROPER GULF TADG1567 ALAWA PRIMARY SCHOOL FARM DARWIN DARWIN TIDG0825 ALBA PARK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TAVR0501 ALBALEA (NTP6263) KATHERINE KATHERINE TFDG2235 ALBERTY BEEHIVES DARWIN LITCHFIELD TEDG1265 ALBERTY BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TEAS0003 ALCOOTA ALICE SPRINGS CENTRAL DESERT TAAS0321 ALCOOTA (ALATYEYE ABORIGINAL CORP) ALICE SPRINGS CENTRAL DESERT TEDG1353 ALDENHOVEN DARWIN LITCHFIELD TIDG1537 ALDENHOVEN / RIGBY DARWIN UN-INCORPORATED (COX- DALY) TFBT0001 ALEXANDRIA TENNANT CREEK BARKLY TIAS0369 ALICE BUILDING TRUST ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TIAS0342 ALICE SPRINGS VETERINARY HOSPITAL ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TIAS0430 ALICE VETERINARY CENTRE (NTVS) ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TGDG1883 ALL PETS VETERINARY HOSPITAL DARWIN DARWIN TKAS0004 ALLAMBI / TODD RIVER ALICE SPRINGS MACDONNELL TGDG1082 ALLAN / CLEVELAND DARWIN LITCHFIELD TGDG1517 ALLAN / HOLLIDAY DARWIN PALMERSTON TGDG0485 ALLANS PLACE DARWIN LITCHFIELD THDG1025 ALLEN FARM DARWIN LITCHFIELD TKDG2031 ALLEY ON RADFORD DARWIN LITCHFIELD TFAS0160 ALPARA / DOCKER RIVER ALICE SPRINGS MACDONNELL TEAS0505 ALPHA BLOCK ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TABT0002 ALROY DOWNS / DALMORE DOWNS TENNANT CREEK BARKLY TJDG0763 ALTOPEA (NTP3087) DARWIN UN-INCORPORATED (MARRAKAI-DOUGLAS DALY) TIDG1553 ALUMOR LODGE / DEVERAUX DARWIN LITCHFIELD TKDG1039 ALVERLY DOWNS DARWIN LITCHFIELD TBDG0558 AMALTHEA FARM DARWIN LITCHFIELD TJVR0057 AMANBIDJI KATHERINE VICTORIA DALY TJDG2435 AMAROO AT HUMPTY DOO DARWIN LITCHFIELD THDG1332 AMARROO AT EVA VALLEY DARWIN COOMALIE TFAS0005 AMBALINDUM / NUMERY ALICE SPRINGS CENTRAL DESERT TGAS0007 AMMAROO/ARAPUNYA/DERRY & OLD ALICE SPRINGS BARKLY MACDONALD DWN/DNEIPER TBAS0358 AMOONGUNA ALT ALICE SPRINGS MACDONNELL TGBT0003 AMUNGEE MUNGEE KATHERINE ROPER GULF TBDG2529 ANDERSON / VECCHIO BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TGAS0189 ANDERSON / WHITE ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TCDG1595 ANDERSON AT STAPLETON DARWIN COOMALIE TEAS0193 ANDERSON BLOCK ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TJDG2005 ANDERSON ON WYATT DARWIN UN-INCORPORATED (MARRAKAI-DOUGLAS DALY) Department of INDUSTRY, TOURISM AND TRADE 1 September 2021 Page 2 of 72 NT Property Identification Code (PIC) List PIC Property Name / Holding Region Local Government Area (LGA) TIDG1422 ANDERSON RESIDENCE DARWIN PALMERSTON TIVR0223 ANDERSONS RURAL KATHERINE KATHERINE TGDG2106 ANDREASEN / HARTMANN BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TJDG1133 ANDREOU BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TDVR0793 ANDREW & ALISONS KATHERINE KATHERINE TGDG1373 ANDREW / SMITHWICK BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TDDG1319 ANDREWS AT DUNDEE DARWIN UN-INCORPORATED (COX- DALY) TGDG1509 ANDREWS BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TIDG1182 ANDREWS ROAD DARWIN LITCHFIELD THAS0092 ANGARAPA ALICE SPRINGS BARKLY TCAS0130 ANGAS DOWNS ALICE SPRINGS MACDONNELL TFDG0563 ANGEL DOWNS DARWIN LITCHFIELD TEDG2073 ANGEL ON GOODE DARWIN LITCHFIELD THDG0567 ANGUS FARM DARWIN COOMALIE TCVR0708 ANIMALIA KATHERINE KATHERINE TKDG0001 ANNABURROO DARWIN UN-INCORPORATED (MARRAKAI-DOUGLAS DALY) TKDG1012 ANNAS FUNNY LITTLE FARM DARWIN LITCHFIELD THDG2415 ANNEAR BEEHIVES DARWIN PALMERSTON THDG2407 ANNEAR RESIDENCE DARWIN PALMERSTON TFDG1179 ANNIE RIVER DARWIN UN-INCORPORATED (COX- DALY) TJAS0010 ANNINGIE / CONISTON ALICE SPRINGS CENTRAL DESERT TFDG0846 ANNS BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TBBT0004 ANTHONY LAGOON TENNANT CREEK BARKLY TIDG2249 ANTLEY / JONES ON WANDIE DARWIN DARWIN TEDG1492 ANULA PRIMARY & PRESCHOOL DARWIN DARWIN TABT0029 ANURRETE ALT (CANTEEN CREEK) TENNANT CREEK BARKLY TABT0133 ANURRETE ALT WEST (HATCHES CREEK) TENNANT CREEK BARKLY TJDG0835 AOTEAROA DARWIN LITCHFIELD TDDG1079 APPLEGATE RESIDENCE DARWIN DARWIN TDDG0519 ARDLUSSA (SEC 184 185 186 H/PLAYFORD) DARWIN COOMALIE TEDG1409 ARENTZ BLOCK DARWIN COOMALIE TFAS0419 ARMISTEAD BLOCK ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TGDG2325 ARMITAGE HOUSE DARWIN DARWIN TCDG2328 ARMSTRONG / WAKEFIELD-LEE BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TAVR0384 ARNEYS RANCH KATHERINE KATHERINE TDDG0252 ARNHEM LAND ALT (ANNIE CREEK) KATHERINE EAST ARNHEM TBDG0734 ARNHEM LAND ALT (BAGETTI HOMELANDS KATHERINE ROPER GULF AREA) TCDG0250 ARNHEM LAND ALT (BULMAN BUSH) KATHERINE ROPER GULF TJDG0640 ARNHEM LAND ALT (CALEDON) DARWIN EAST ARNHEM TFDG0395 ARNHEM LAND ALT (GAPUWIYAK) DARWIN EAST ARNHEM TADG0396 ARNHEM LAND ALT (GOVE/NHULUNBUY) DARWIN EAST ARNHEM Department of INDUSTRY, TOURISM AND TRADE 1 September 2021 Page 3 of 72 NT Property Identification Code (PIC) List PIC Property Name / Holding Region Local Government Area (LGA) TEDG0692 ARNHEM LAND ALT (GUNBALANYA DARWIN WEST ARNHEM MEATWORKS) THDG0110 ARNHEM LAND ALT (GUNBALANYA) DARWIN WEST ARNHEM TADG0302 ARNHEM LAND ALT (JIM JIM) KATHERINE WEST ARNHEM TCDG0701 ARNHEM LAND ALT (KOOLATONG) DARWIN EAST ARNHEM THDG0348 ARNHEM LAND ALT (MANINGRIDA DARWIN WEST ARNHEM ESCARPMENT) TADG0329 ARNHEM LAND ALT (MANINGRIDA NORTH) DARWIN WEST ARNHEM TEDG0705 ARNHEM LAND ALT (MANN RIVER) DARWIN WEST ARNHEM TJDG0253 ARNHEM LAND ALT (MEAGKINJ VALLEY) DARWIN WEST ARNHEM THDG0102 ARNHEM LAND ALT (MILINGIMBI) DARWIN EAST ARNHEM TEDG0254 ARNHEM LAND ALT (MT BORRADAILE) DARWIN WEST ARNHEM TADG0388 ARNHEM LAND ALT (MURGENELLA) DARWIN WEST ARNHEM TGDG0645 ARNHEM LAND ALT (MURWANGI NORTH) DARWIN EAST ARNHEM TKDG0298 ARNHEM LAND ALT (MURWANGI) DARWIN EAST ARNHEM TKDG0255 ARNHEM LAND ALT (NARBALEK) DARWIN WEST ARNHEM TEDG0203 ARNHEM LAND ALT (NGUKURR) KATHERINE ROPER GULF TDDG0164 ARNHEM LAND ALT (NUMBULWAR) KATHERINE EAST ARNHEM TKDG0394 ARNHEM LAND ALT (NW ARNHEM DARWIN WEST ARNHEM ESCARPMENT) TGDG0039 ARNHEM LAND ALT (SNOWDROP) KATHERINE ROPER GULF TKDG0693 ARNHEM LAND ALT (WALKER) DARWIN ROPER GULF TDDG0076 ARNHEM LAND ISLANDS (CROKER ISLAND) DARWIN WEST ARNHEM TGDG0389 ARNHEM LAND ISLANDS (ELCHO ISLAND) DARWIN EAST ARNHEM TDDG1896 ARNOTT BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TGDG2130 ARNOTT RESIDENCE DARWIN PALMERSTON TAVR0800 AROONA KATHERINE VICTORIA DALY TBDG2270 ASCMD FARM DARWIN LITCHFIELD TADG1735 ASHFORD BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TBDG1403 ASHLEY / NAPIER HOUSEHOLD DARWIN DARWIN TCAS0042 ATK HOLDINGS ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TADG2375 ATKINS FAMILY RESIDENCE DARWIN DARWIN TCDG2002 ATKINS FAMILY TRUST DARWIN LITCHFIELD THDG2386 ATKINSON BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TAAS0460 ATNETYE (BATTON HILL) ALT ALICE SPRINGS CENTRAL DESERT TADG2025 AUGUSTA RESIDENCE DARWIN DARWIN TEAS0126 AULD BLOCK ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TGDG2093 AULD RESIDENCE DARWIN DARWIN TBVR0001 AUVERGNE KATHERINE VICTORIA DALY TCVR0177 AVAGO KATHERINE ROPER GULF TFVR0295 AVENELL BLOCK KATHERINE KATHERINE TKDG1370 AVEY BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TCBT0006 AVON DOWNS / AUSTRAL DOWNS TENNANT CREEK BARKLY TBBT0127 AVON DOWNS POLICE STATION TENNANT CREEK BARKLY Department of INDUSTRY, TOURISM AND TRADE 1 September 2021 Page 4 of 72 NT Property Identification Code (PIC) List PIC Property Name / Holding Region Local Government Area (LGA) TABT0440 AVON DOWNS SOUTH (EU CREDITED PIC) TENNANT CREEK BARKLY TDAS0108 AZRI FARM ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS THDG0815 B & K FARM DARWIN LITCHFIELD TEVR0277 B & R DAWSON FARMS KATHERINE KATHERINE TEDG1396 BA CROCS AUSTRALIA DARWIN LITCHFIELD TABT0475 BACONS RESIDENCE TENNANT CREEK BARKLY THAS0076 BACONS RESIDENCE 2 ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TJAS0221 BAIL / FIDLER / THORP ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS TKDG1442 BAINBRIDGE BLOCK DARWIN COOMALIE TKDG1338 BAIRD BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TEDG2436 BAJANIA RESIDENCE DARWIN DARWIN TIDG1254 BAKER BLOCK DARWIN LITCHFIELD TKDG2453 BAKER OF HERBERT DARWIN LITCHFIELD TADG1436 BAKER STREET DARWIN LITCHFIELD TFDG0002 BALBIRINI TENNANT CREEK ROPER GULF TDDG2354 BALDOCK RESIDENCE
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