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Adelaide
River and Adelaide River Township in Northern Territory,
Australia
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Adelaide River (Wairia).
The photo on the left shows the Adelaide River
main street. OK it's not 5th avenue though it can
busy we have seen 8 cars here at once.
The
township of Adelaide River lies on the Stuart Highway
201 km northwest of Katherine and 114 km south of
Darwin and has a population of 159. It is located
near the headwaters of the Adelaide River.
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The photo on the left shows parking along side
the road at Adelaide River for lunch.
Adelaide
River, being about halfway between Southport and Pine
Creek, became a popular camping spot and so, in 1873,
an enterprising man named Dougherty opened up an eating
place. He constructed a rough building out of logs
and bark. A short time later H. S. Finlay opened the
settlement's first hotel which he called the QCE Hotel
meaning 'Quiet, Comfort and Ease'. In 1879 a police
camp was built at the river crossing.
Adelaide
River Show Society Caravan Park
Phone: + 61 (0) 8 8976 7032 Fax: +
61 (0) 8 8976 7065
Location: Dorat Road Adelaide River, Adelaide
River NT 0846
Adelaide
River Inn Caravan Park
Location: Stuart Highway Adelaide River.
Phone: + 61 (0) 8 89767047
Shady
River Caravan Park
Location: War Memorial Dve off Stuart Hwy Adelaide
River NT 0846
Phone: + 61 (0) 88976 7047
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The photo on the left shows the Adelaide River
during our wet season
Adelaide
River also refers to the river itself which flows
north and reaches the Timor Sea approximately 50 km
northeast of Darwin. The river was explored by John
McDouall Stuart in 1862, became the site of early
settlements at Escape Cliffs and Port Daly, and in
recent times was the location for the CSIRO's experiment
in rice growing at Humpty Doo hich was later aborted.
It is now on the proerty of Adelaide
River cruises actually.
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The photo on the left the Adelaide
River Inn - Adelaide River:
Historic
hotel offering motel accommodation and caravan park,
plus food, fuel, amenities, gaming room and beer garden.
Motel
accommoadtion, caravan park and campground (pets allowed-weekly
rates on application), Counter meals, cooked country
style breakfast, tropical garden surrounds and relaxing
atmosphere, 'Charlie the Buffalo' (deceased) the star
of Crocodile Dundee 1&2, the 303 Bar, Fuel and
Auto gas, Takeawy meals.
www: Adelaide River Inn
Email: adelaideriverinn@bigpond.com.au
Phone: + 61 (0) 8 8976 7047 Fax: + 61
(0) 8 89 76 7181
Location: 106 Stuart highway, Adelaide
River NT 0846
Adelaide River Inn Caravan Park War Memorial Drive
Adelaide River NT 0846
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The photo on the left shows 'Charlie the Buffalo'
(deceased) the star of Crocodile Dundee 1&2, at
the Adelaide River Inn
Motel
accommoadtion, caravan park and campground (pets allowed-weekly
rates on application), Counter meals, cooked country
style breakfast, tropical garden surrounds and relaxing
atmosphere, 'Charlie the Buffalo' (deceased) the star
of Crocodile Dundee 1&2, the 303 Bar, Fuel and
Auto gas, Takeawy meals.
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The photo on the left shows the Coomalie River
north of the Adelaide River.
The
old quaint railway bridge can be seen towards the
west of the Stuart Highway road bridgeand the railway
station now a museum is just south west of Adelaide
River Township which was completed in 1888-89.
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The photo on the left shows the War Cemetry memorial
at Adelaide River.
Adelaide
River – A small rural community around one and a half
hours drive south of Darwin on the Stuart Highway.
The Adelaide river war cemetery is the final resting
place for 434 service personnel from Australia, USA,
UK, & Canada who died in the Top End during World
War 11. There is also a museum housed in the old railway
station.
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The photo on the left the Adelaide River Inn
Adelaide
to Darwin - this route is known as the Explorers
Way. At Adelaide River there is a information
stand and the Discovery Trail information sign.
Community
Events For information about local events mainly
at local showground. The events being the Adelaide
River Show and Country Music Talent Quest usually
held in June and the Adelaide River Races. We suggest
you visit www.arss.org.au
Events
Address:
Dorat Road, Adelaide River
Post: c/o Adelaide River Post Office, 0846
E-mail: info@arss.org.au
Office/Bar - Phone: + 61 (0) 8 89
767 041
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About
Litchfield National Park in Northern Territory Australia
It also
features numerous waterfalls which cascade from a sandstone
plateau called the Tabletop Range, intriguing magnetic
termite mounds, historical sites, and the weathered
sandstone pillars of the Lost City.
How
To Get To Litchfield National Park
Near Batchelor,
100 km south-west of Darwin, the Park is generally accessible
all year (sealed roads) via Batchelor. In the dry season
it is also possible to get to the Park via Cox Peninsula
Road (which is unsealed).
When
To Visit Litchfield National Park
This Park
is spectacular at any time, though most 4WD tracks are
closed during the wet season. Some swimming areas such
as Wangi Falls, become unsafe after heavy rain and are
closed for swimming but kiosk and picnic facilities
remain open.
What
To See And Do In Litchfield National Park
There are
many camping areas located throughout the Park, as well
as picnic areas and bushwalking tracks. Some waterholes
are safe to swim in.
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