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Tanami T To Yuendumu 102 km To Darwin 1485 km from Alice Springs rack To Tennant Creek 508 km from Alice Springs Tilmouth Aileron Stuart Highway Roadhouse 69 Sealed Roads 65 Plenty Highway To QLD Border Unsealed Roads Papunya * Gemtree 4x4 Tracks 32 18 110 55 Fuel 104 Unleaded & 166 Arltunga Tou * Diesel only 17 rist T Driv anami Road 68 e LPG 59 West MacDonnell East MacDonnell Old Ambalindum Homestead Airport National Park Ranges Trephina Arltunga 38 Tylers 36 Lookout Haasts Bluff Gorge Pass Redbank Ormiston Corroboree Gorge Ruby Gap Lookout Gorge Ellery Simpsons Rock Road distances Ochre Serpentine Emily & Ross River Creek Gap Jessie in kms 6km unsealed 71 Pits Gorge Bighole Standley Gaps ALICE 76 N'Dhala Parks/Reserves Chasm Tnorala SPRINGS Gorge (Gosse Bluff) 14 Glen Helen Gorge Red Centre Way 86 46 Ross Highway 155 12 and Resort Namatjira Drive Airport Mereenie Loop Road 43 Hermannsburg 81 136 Ipolera 21 Ooraminna Station Owen 37 Palm Valley Homestead Larapinta DriveSprings Santa Teresa Watarrka Reserve 130 National Park Finke Gorge Wallace Ewaninga Rockhole Rock Watarrka National Park Carvings Kings Canyon Boggy Rainbow 49 104 Hole Stuarts Well Valley Kings Canyon Kathleen Springs 24 Resort 40 Luritja Road 25 Henbury 71 Meteorite Kings Creek Craters Hugh River 238 Station 63 Ernest Giles Road 29 Stock Route 33 Maryvale 50 50 Station 0 50 100 58 Y Luritja Road Luritja Old Ghan Railway T A Kilometres scale approximate only W Chambers Map not to scale 67 H Pillar 69 G I H 130 T R A rack U Connellan Uluru - Kata Tjuta T Airport 43 Erldunda S National Park Lasseter Highway * 85 Curtin 57 Old 122 Kata Tjuta Springs 59 * Andado (The Olgas) Yulara Mt. Ebenezer Lambert 13 8 * Please note: Finke Centre To Mt. Dare 43 Lasseter Highway has a speed limit 74 10 * Uluru Mt Conner of 110km, caution MUST be taken (Ayers Rock) Lookout Kulgera To Adelaide 1549 km Roadhouse To Charlotte To Coober Pedy 700 km Waters from Alice Springs.

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