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NT Parks and Reserves List NT Parks and Reserves List Parks and Reserves FRAMEWORK ACT OTHER AREA Title (HA) Management FreeholdTitle ALRA Other Title Management AREA 1 2 3 Act Declared Joint APPROXIMATE - ADMIN OFFICIAL LIST Region TPWC Schedule Schedule Schedule OtherJoint Non Adelaide River Foreshore Conservation Area D N x 240 A list of protected areas that are actively managed by the Parks and Wildlife Commission. Alice Springs Desert Park AS N x 1,306 Areas under conservation covenants that not actively managed are not listed. Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve (including proposed AS Y* 3,154 Alice Springs Nature Reserve extension) x Anna's Reservoir Conservation Reserve CA Y x 85 PARK/RESERVE – the name of a Park or Reserve Arltunga Historical Reserve CA Y x 5,439 REGION – area relating to Parks and Wildlife management. Attack Creek Historical Reserve B Y x <1ha TPWCA Act Declared – Yes or No or Partial declaration under the act Barranyi (North Island) National Park K Y x 5,421 FRAMEWORK ACT Barrow Creek Telegraph Station Historical Reserve B Y x 1 Refers to Framework for the Future Act Berry Springs Nature Park D Y x 253 Can be one of the following (if applicable) Black Jungle / Lambells Lagoon Conservation Reserve D Y* x 4,951 Schedule 1 ALRA Title Blackmore River Conservation Reserve D Y x 547 Schedule 2 Freehold Title Buffalo Creek Management Area D N x 222 Schedule 3 Other Title Bullwaddy Conservation Reserve K Y x 11,300 OTHER Butterfly Gorge Nature Park D Y x 104 Other Joint Management Caranbirini Conservation Reserve K N x 1,200 Non-Joint Management Casuarina Coastal Reserve D N x 1,360 AREA Central Mount Stuart Historical Reserve CA Y x <1ha Admin Area (ha) – area listed in declaration Chamber's Pillar Historical Reserve CA Y x 340 Channel Point Coastal Reserve D N x 250 Charles Darwin National Park D Y x 1,350 Connells Lagoon Conservation Reserve B Y x 25,890 Corroboree Rock Conservation Reserve CA Y x 7 Cutta Cutta Caves Nature Park K Y x 1,499 Daly River (Mt Nancar) Conservation Area D N x 2,112 Djukbinj National Park D Y x 55,351 Douglas River / Daly River Esplanade Conservation Area D N x 3,975 Dulcie Range National Park CA Y x 18,780 Elsey National Park K Y x 13,924 Finke Gorge National Park CA Y x 45,285 Fish River Gorge Block D N X 10,672 Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve D Y x 1,854 Frew Ponds Overland Telegraph Line Memorial B N x 10 Garig Gunak Barlu National Park (Cobourg Marine Park) D Y x 229,000 Garig Gunak Barlu National Park (Gurig National Park) D Y x 220,700 George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens D N x 41 Giwining / Flora River Nature Park K Y x 7,824 Gregory's Tree Historical Reserve K Y x 2 Harrison Dam Conservation Reserve D Y x 3,284 Heavitree Gap Police Station Historical Reserve AS Y x <1ha Henbury Meteorites Conservation Reserve CA Y x 405 Holmes Jungle Nature Park D Y x 250 Howard Springs Hunting Reserve D Y x 1,605 Howard Springs Nature Park D Y x 286 Illamurta Springs Conservation Reserve CA Y x 129 Iytwelepenty / Davenport Ranges National Park B Y* x 127,816 John Flynn Historical Reserve B Y x <1ha John Flynn's Grave Historical Reserve AS Y x <1ha Judbarra/ Gregory National Park K Y x 1,300,084 Karlu Karlu / Devil's Marbles Conservation Reserve B Y x 1,775 Keep River National Park (including proposed extension Spirit Hills area) K Y* x 277,967 Kintore Caves Conservation Reserve K Y x 423 Knuckey Lagoons Conservation Reserve D N x 125 Kuyunba Conservation Reserve CA Y x 629 Leaning Tree Lagoon Nature Park D Y x 132 Limmen Bight Marine Park K Y x 87,000 Limmen National Park (inc mine area) K Y* x 1,234,560 Litchfield National Park D Y x 146,063 Mac Clark (Acacia peuce) Conservation Reserve CA Y x 3,042 Manton Dam Recreation Area D N x 11,650 Mary River National Park D Y x 120,452 Melacca Swamp Conservation Area D Y x 2,315 Napwerte / Ewaninga Rock Carvings Conservation Reserve CA Y x 6 Native Gap Conservation Reserve CA Y x 11 N'dhala Gorge Nature Park CA Y x 502 Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) National Park K N x 294,342 Oolloo Crossing Conservation Area D N x 2 Owen Springs Reserve CA Y x 157,417 Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve CA Y x 2,483 Ruby Gap Nature Park CA Y x 9,257 Ryan Well Historical Reserve CA Y x 2 Shoal Bay Coastal Reserve D N x 12,300 Stray Creek Conservation Area D N x 4,398 Tennant Creek Telegraph Station Historical Reserve B N x 14 Territory Wildlife Park D Y* x 852 Tjoritja / West MacDonnell National Park CA Y x 256,622 Tjuwaliyn (Douglas) Hot Springs Nature Park D N x 3,038 Tnorala (Gosse Bluff) Conservation Reserve CA Y x 4,759 Tree Point Conservation Area D N x 950 Trephina Gorge Nature Park CA Y x 1,772 Umbrawarra Gorge Nature Park D N x 973 Victoria River Depot Historical Reserve K Y x 37 Watarrka National Park CA Y x 105,200 Windows on the Wetlands D N x 18 Woodgreen Conservation Reserve CA Y x 92,665 Yeperenye / Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park AS Y x 1,213 Sub-Totals Declared Y+Y* 63 13 4 10 6 51 4,943,274 Not Declared 22 or approx Total Number of Parks/Reserves managed by PWCNT 85 85 49,432 sq km Y* = Not all portions Declared AREA Details ha AS = Alice Springs Terrestrial Parks 4,616,602 B = Barkly Marine Parks 316,000 CA = Central Australia Other Areas managed by PWCNT 138,072 D = Darwin Total 5,070,674 K = Katherine TPWCA Conservation Covenants 140,567 TPWCA = Territory Parks and Wildlife Conservation Act Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security Last Updated 26th August 2020 Page 1 of 1 .
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