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Declaration Table Declaration table Category Tranche 1 Tranche 2 Tranche 3 Tranche 4 Immediate declaration Declare after notice to park Declare after Consult with relevant board negotiation Land Council 1 - Parks 1. Adelaide River Foreshore 1. Alice Springs Telegraph Station 1. Bullwaddy Conservation Nil. and Conservation Area Historical Reserve Reserve Reserves 2. Alice Springs Desert Park 2. Arltunga Historical Reserve 2. Caranbirini Conservation 3. Anna’s Reservoir 3. Barranyi (North Island) National Reserve Conservation Reserve Park 3. Corroboree Rock 4. Attack Creek Historical 4. Black Jungle/ Lambells Lagoon Conservation Reserve Reserve Conservation Reserve 4. Henbury Meteorites 5. Barrow Creek Telegraph 5. Chamber’s Pillar Historical Conservation Reserve Station Historical Reserve Reserve 5. Illamurta Springs 6. Berry Springs Nature Park 6. Djukbinj National Park Conservation Reserve 7. Blackmore River Conservation (comprises various parks) 6. Keep River National Park Reserve 7. Finke Gorge National Park (the Proposed (part subject to a 8. Buffalo Creek Management area outside OL3 only) granted EP) Area 8. Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve 7. Lake Woods Conservation 9. Butterfly Gorge Nature Park 9. Garig Gunak Barlu National Park Covenant 10. Central Mount Stuart (Cobourg Marine Park) 8. Limmen National Park Historical Reserve 10. Garig Gunak Barlu National Park (part subject to a granted 11. Channel Island Conservation (Gurig National Park) EP) Reserve 11. Giwining/Flora River Nature Park 9. Longreach Waterhole 12. Channel Point Coastal 12. Gregory’s Tree Historical Protected Area Reserve Reserve 10. Owen Springs Reserve 13. Charles Darwin National Park 13. Harrison Dam Conservation 11. Rainbow Valley 14. Connells Lagoon Reserve Conservation Reserve Conservation Reserve 14. Ilytwelepenty/Davenport Ranges 12. St Vidgeon Management 15. Cutta Cutta Caves Nature National Park (including Area (part subject to a Park proposed park) granted EP) 16. Daly River (Mt Nancar) 15. Judbarra/Gregory National Park Conservation Area 16. Kakadu National Park 17. Douglas River/Daly River 17. Karlu Karlu/Devil’s Marbles Esplanade Conservation Area Conservation Reserve 18. Dulcie Range National Park 18. Kuyunba Conservation Reserve (RB57) 19. Mac Clark (Acacia peuce) 19. Elsey National Park (RB66) Conservation Reserve DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRY AND RESOURCES Page 1 of 6 July 2019 Declaration table Category Tranche 1 Tranche 2 Tranche 3 Tranche 4 Immediate declaration Declare after notice to park Declare after Consult with relevant board negotiation Land Council 20. Fish River Gorge 20. Mary River National Park 21. George Brown Darwin Botanic 21. Melacca Swamp Conservation Gardens Area 22. Heavitree Gap Police Station 22. N’dhala Gorge Nature Park Historical Reserve 23. Napwerte/Ewaninga Rock 23. Holmes Jungle Nature Park Carvings Conservation Reserve 24. Howard Springs Hunting 24. Native Gap Conservation Reserve Reserve 25. Howard Springs Nature Park 25. Ruby Gap Nature Park 26. John Flynn Historical Reserve 26. Tnorala (Gosse Bluff) 27. John Flynn’s Grave Historical Conservation Reserve Reserve 27. Trephina Gorge Nature Park 28. Keep River National Park 28. Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park 29. Keep River National Park 29. Yperenye/Emily and Jessie Gaps Proposed (part not subject to Nature Park a granted EP) 30. Kintore Caves Conservation Reserve 31. Knuckey Lagoons Conservation Reserve 32. Leaning Tree Lagoon Nature Park 33. Limmen Bight Marine Park 34. Limmen National Park (part not subject to a granted EP) 35. Litchfield National Park 36. Mac and Rose Chalmers Conservation Reserve 37. Newry Station Gouldian Finch Conservation Covenant 38. Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) National Park (RB67) 39. Oolloo Crossing Conservation Area 40. Ryan Well Historical Reserve DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRY AND RESOURCES Page 2 of 6 July 2019 Declaration table Category Tranche 1 Tranche 2 Tranche 3 Tranche 4 Immediate declaration Declare after notice to park Declare after Consult with relevant board negotiation Land Council 41. St Vidgeon Management Area (part not subject to a granted EP) 42. Stray Creek Conservation Area 43. Tennant Creek Telegraph Station Historical Reserve 44. Territory Wildlife Park 45. Tjoritja/West MacDonnell National Park (RB2) 46. Tjuwaliyn (Douglas) Hot Springs Nature Park 47. Tree Point Conservation Area 48. Umbrawarra Gorge Nature Park 49. Victoria River Depot Historical Reserve 50. Watarrka National Park (RB69) 51. Windows on the Wetlands Visitors Centre 52. Woodgreen Conservation Reserve 2 – Towns 1. 2km buffer around Nightcliff Nil. 1. 2km buffer around 1. 2km buffer around Alice and 2. Adelaide River Newcastle Waters Springs Residential 3. Alice Springs Airport 2. Daly Waters (including 2. 2km buffer around Tennant Areas* 4. Alice Springs municipality 2km buffer) Creek Towns and 5. Batchelor 3. Elliott (including 2km 3. 2km buffer around Mataranka buffers that 6. Borroloola buffer) 4. 2km buffer around Kalkarindji 7. Brocks Creek (including 2km 4. Katherine municipality 5. 2km buffer around Timber are already buffer) (where granted EP167 Creek covered by 8. Burrundie (including 2km overlaps) (no buffer) 6. 2km buffer around Finke reserved buffer) 7. 2km buffer around Urapunga DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRY AND RESOURCES Page 3 of 6 July 2019 Declaration table Category Tranche 1 Tranche 2 Tranche 3 Tranche 4 Immediate declaration Declare after notice to park Declare after Consult with relevant board negotiation Land Council blocks are 9. Finke 5. Larrimah (including 2km 8. 2km buffer around Jabiru not listed 10. Fleming (including 2km buffer) buffer) 9. 2km buffer around Hatches 11. Hart Range (including 2km 6. Top Springs (including Creek buffer) 2km buffer) 10. 2km buffer around 12. Hatches Creek Maranunga 13. Jabiru 11. 2km buffer around Borroloola 14. Kalkarindji 12. 2km buffer around Ti Tree 15. Katherine municipality (all 13. 2km buffer around Batchelor areas except where EP167 is 14. 2km buffer around Adelaide granted) (no buffer) River 16. Maranunga 15. 2km buffer around Yulara 17. Mataranka 16. Towns on Aboriginal land (to 18. Newcastle Waters be discussed with Land 19. Pine Creek (including 2km Councils) buffer) 20. Rocky Hill Bore Field (overlapping granted EP) 21. Roe Creek Bore Field 22. Ti Tree 23. Timber Creek 24. Union Town (including 2km buffer) 25. Urapunga 26. Yulara 3 – High 1. Chambers bay Nil. 1. Andado and Snake Creek 1. Adelaide River coastal Conservation 2. Elkedra River floodout Lakes floodplain Value swamps 2. Beddome Range and 2. Alligator Rivers coastal (SOCS) 3. Frew River floodout swamps Wilyunpa Tablelands floodplains 4. Howard Sand Plains 3. Birrindudu wetlands 3. Anmatyerr North 5. Lake Sylvester System 4. Borroloola area 4. Anson Bay and associated 6. Mary River Coastal floodplain 5. Cleland Hills and coastal floodplains 7. Mud Hut Swamp surrounds 5. Arafura Swamp 8. Shoal bay DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRY AND RESOURCES Page 4 of 6 July 2019 Declaration table Category Tranche 1 Tranche 2 Tranche 3 Tranche 4 Immediate declaration Declare after notice to park Declare after Consult with relevant board negotiation Land Council 9. Wood Duck Swamp 6. Dulcie Range and 6. Blue Mud Bay and associated surrounds coastal floodplains 7. Eva Downs Swamp 7. Boucaut Bay and associated 8. George Gill Range and coastal floodplains surrounds 8. Buckingham Bay and 9. Greater MacDonnell associated coastal Ranges floodplains 10. Karinga Creek 9. Castlereagh Bay and paleodrainage system associated islands 11. Keep River Area 10. Cobourg Peninsula 12. Lake Woods 11. Croker Island group 13. Legune coastal floodplain 12. Daly River middle reaches 14. Limmen Bight and 13. Darwin Harbour associated coastal 14. Davenport and Murchinson floodplain Ranges 15. McArthur River coastal 15. Elcho Island group floodplain 16. Finnis River coastal 16. Mount Conner and floodplain surrounds 17. Fog Bay 17. Nongra Lake 18. Gove Peninsula and north- 18. Rodinga Range and east Arnhem coast adjacent ranges 19. Groote Eylandt group 19. Tarrabool lake 20. Hyland Bay and associated 20. Victoria River middle coastal floodplains reaches and Gregory Area 21. Lake Amadeus and Lake 21. Waterhouse Range Neale 22. Western Arnhem Plateau 22. Lake Lewis and surrounds 23. Wollogorang and China 23. Lake MacKay Wall sandstone ranges 24. Lake Surprise and the Lander River floodout swamps 25. Maningrida coastal habitats 26. Mataranka thermal pools 27. Mount Liebig and surrounds 28. Newhaven Lakes DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRY AND RESOURCES Page 5 of 6 July 2019 Declaration table Category Tranche 1 Tranche 2 Tranche 3 Tranche 4 Immediate declaration Declare after notice to park Declare after Consult with relevant board negotiation Land Council 29. Petermann Ranges and surrounds 30. Sir Edward Pellew islands group 31. South-west Tanami Desert 32. Tiwi Islands 33. Uluru and surrounds 34. Wessel and English Company island groups 35. Yinberrie Hills 4 - IPAs Nil. Nil. 1. Angas Downs 1. Anindilyakwa 2. Katiti Petermann 2. Anindilyakwa – Stage 1 3. Yanyuwa (Barni - 3. Dhimurru Wardimantha Awara) 4. Dhimurru – Stage 2 5. Djelk 6. Ganalanga-Mindibirrina 7. Laynhapuy - Stage 1 8. Marri-Jabin (Thamurrurr - Stage 1) 9. Marthakal 10. Northern Tanami 11. South-East Arnhem Land 12. Southern Tanami 13. Wardaman 14. Warddeken 7 – no Areas that are not prospective Nil. Areas that are not prospective Areas that are not prospective petroleum where that (a) do not overlap a that overlap a granted EP. that are on ALRA land. potential granted EP, and (b) are not on ALRA land. DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRY AND RESOURCES Page 6 of 6 July 2019 .
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