Gregory National Park

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Gregory National Park is a large, rugged conservation area in the Northern Territory of Australia, known for its dramatic sandstone escarpments, river systems, and remote outback landscapes.

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Gregory National Park canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
protected area
climate tropical monsoonal
country Australia
hasActivity birdwatching
fishing
remote camping
scenic driving
hasAttraction Bullita Stock Route
Gregory’s Tree
Limestone Gorge
Victoria River Gorge
hasEcosystemType riparian woodland
sandstone plateau
tropical savanna
hasFauna freshwater crocodile
gouldian finch
red kangaroo
short-eared rock-wallaby
wallaroo
hasFlora boab trees
eucalypt woodland
hasHighwayAccess Buchanan Highway
Victoria Highway
hasLandscapeFeature outback landscapes
river systems
rugged terrain
sandstone escarpments
hasRiver East Baines River
Humbert River
Victoria River
West Baines River
Wickham River
hasSeason dry season
wet season
knownFor Aboriginal cultural sites
bushwalking
camping
dramatic scenery
four-wheel driving
remote wilderness
locatedIn Northern Territory
northern Australia
managingAuthority Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory
namedAfter Augustus Charles Gregory
nearestMajorTown Katherine
nearestTown Timber Creek
partOf Victoria River region

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Victoria River region hasProtectedArea Gregory National Park
Northern Territory parks system hasPart Gregory National Park
Victoria Highway passesThrough Gregory National Park