Northern Territory (Australia)

The Northern Territory is a large, sparsely populated region in northern Australia, known for its distinctive landscapes including deserts, forests, and wetlands. Its major city, Darwin, serves as a tropical port and regional hub. The territory has a rich Indigenous heritage, with many Aboriginal communities managing traditional lands. It features notable attractions such as Kakadu National Park, Uluru, and Katherine Gorge. The economy relies on mining, tourism, and agriculture, while its climate is typically tropical with a wet and dry season. Despite its vast size, the Northern Territory has a small population, emphasizing its expansive wilderness and natural beauty.