Piccaninny Creek

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Piccaninny Creek is a seasonal watercourse famed for winding through the beehive-shaped sandstone domes of Western Australia’s Purnululu National Park.

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Piccaninny Creek canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf creek
seasonal watercourse
access walking tracks from Piccaninny carpark
associatedWith Bungle Bungle Range
climateContext tropical savanna climate
country Australia
drainagePattern seasonal flow
drySeasonCharacteristic often dry or with isolated pools
ecosystemType arid-zone creek
flowSeason wet season
flowsThrough Purnululu National Park
geologicalContext sandstone dome landscape
hasAttraction Piccaninny Gorge
linked to: Picaninny Gorge
hasProtectionStatus World Heritage area (via Purnululu National Park)
hydrologicalStatus ephemeral
locatedIn Kimberley region
Purnululu National Park
Western Australia
northern Western Australia
locatedOn Purnululu sandstone formation
linked to: Bungle Bungle Range
managementAuthority Parks and Wildlife Service of Western Australia
notableFor scenic gorge landscapes
winding through beehive-shaped sandstone domes
partOf Bungle Bungle landscape
linked to: Bungle Bungle Range

Purnululu National Park drainage system
region East Kimberley
state Western Australia
terrain rocky creek bed
sandstone gorge
tourismUse bushwalking destination
hiking route
usedFor photography
scenic walks
watercourseType intermittent stream
withinProtectedArea Purnululu National Park
worldHeritageContext Purnululu National Park World Heritage property

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Purnululu National Park hasFeature Piccaninny Creek
Echidna Chasm hasNearbyAttraction Piccaninny Creek