Mount Conner, Mountain in Australia
Mount Conner is an inselberg notable for its flat top and horseshoe shape.
It is part of the traditional lands of the local Anangu people.
Often mistaken for Uluru, Mount Conner provides a distinctive backdrop to cultural stories of the region.
Located within Curtin Springs, it is accessible via Lasseter Highway.
Mount Conner's unique appearance has earned it the nickname 'Fooluru' among tourists.
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Mount Conner is an inselberg notable for its flat top and horseshoe shape.
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