Davenport Murchison National Park

The national park covers 1,278 square kilometers of land containing ranges, open plains, and seasonal rivers in the Australian outback.

The Northern Territory government designated this area as a national park in 1993, incorporating diverse ecosystems and native wildlife habitats.

The dual name Iytwelepenty reflects the enduring presence of Indigenous communities who maintain connections with the land through generations.

Visitors reach the park via Stuart Highway and need to bring adequate supplies due to its remote location in the Northern Territory.

The McArthur River flows through the park boundaries, providing essential water resources for local wildlife populations throughout the seasons.

Location: Northern Territory

Inception: 1993

GPS coordinates: -20.86000,134.94100

Latest update: March 11, 2025 19:48