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17 Mile Falls, Jatbula
These waterfalls astound all who are lucky enough to see them. A hidden gem, the waterfalls can only be accessed by trekkers on the Jatbula Trail. This trail is located in Nitmiluk National Park (Katherine Gorge) and is a one way 58 kilometre walk from Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) to Leliyn / Edith Falls that takes from four to five days to complete. 17 Mile Falls are a permanent water source located 28 kilometres along the Jatbula Trail. The sandstone plateau acts as a huge sponge that in turn s...17 Mile Falls, Jatbula
Katherine, Katherine Area
24HR Art
24HR Art is dedicated specifically to the promotion and support of contemporary visual art, and offers visitors the opportunity to interact with the displays, and thereby providing a feast for the senses. Located in the Parap Shopping Village, just five minutes from Darwin city, the gallery plays host to a large program of exhibitions throughout the year, from both emerging and established local artists in wide range of disciplines, as well as works from visiting interstate and overseas artists....24HR Art
Darwin, Darwin Area
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Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery
Visit the Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery in Knuckey Street, Darwin, and browse around a range of traditional and contemporary Aboriginal art and craft. View Aboriginal paintings, works on bark, hand-woven baskets, didjeridus, carvings from Arnhem Land and the Central and Western desert regions, and more. A range of CDs and informative books are also available.Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery
Darwin, Darwin Area
Adelaide House Museum
Journey to the heart of Alice Springs and be inspired by Rev John Flynn’s historic vision for the bush. Designed by Flynn, Adelaide House is one of the earliest buildings in Alice Springs, built in 1920 by the Australian Inland Mission. As you step into the cool interior of this historic building situated in the heart of Todd Mall, you’ll step back in time. Wander the displays to learn Flynn’s story and the connection of the bush nursing hostel and the Traeger Pedal Radio, which brought health ...Adelaide House Museum
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Adelaide River Railway Station
The Adelaide River Railway Siding and Railway Bridge, located on the Stuart Highway, were constructed as part of the first leg of the North Australia Railway, or NAR, which operated from 1888 until 1976. The Adelaide River Railway Siding was the first main station complex on the North Australian Railway from Darwin and Pine Creek. During World War II it was of major significance as Adelaide River was an important military centre, with the main hospital situated north of the township along with ...Adelaide River Railway Station
Adelaide River ( Stuart Highway ), Litchfield Area
Adelaide River War Cemetery
The Adelaide River War Cemetery is a sobering reminder of the impact World War II had on this part of Australia. There are 434 military burials in total and the adjoining Civil Cemetery honours 63 civilians including the nine post office workers who were killed in the 19 February 1942 bombing of Darwin. Also visit the Memorial to the Missing, where 292 service personnel are remembered, who lost their lives in Timor and other northern regions.Adelaide River War Cemetery
Adelaide River ( Stuart Highway ), Litchfield Area
Afternoon Tea at Burnett House
There's nothing better than sipping tea in beautiful setting, and what better place to do this in Darwin than at the elegant Burnett House, with its lush gardens and incredible views across the harbour. After surviving bullets, bombs and cyclones, Burnett House, one of the city's best examples of tropical architecture, is now in the hands of the National Trust. Wind down after a busy weekend with a delightful afternoon tea, available every Sunday from 3pm until 5pm. Savour delicious specialty ...Afternoon Tea at Burnett House
Darwin, Darwin Area
Alice Springs Desert Park
Walk into a taste of the Central Australian desert at the Alice Springs Desert Park. A 'must see' for every visitor to the Red Centre, the Alice Springs Desert Park displays and explains the plants, animals and landscapes around Alice Springs, and their traditional use by Aboriginal people. Follow the easy walking trail through three recreated desert habitats to see the plants and animals that are typically found in them. Take a seat in the Nature Theatre to watch owls, wedge-tailed eagles and ...Alice Springs Desert Park
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Alice Springs Golf Club
The Alice Springs Golf Club is one of the finest desert golf courses in the world. The manicured greens contrast vividly with the surrounding desert and MacDonnell Ranges. The course itself is challenging by virtue of the narrow fairways, which means that when you land in the rough, it truly is rough. The Alice Springs Golf Club is appointed with all the facilities one would expect of a top club including a golf pro shop, motorised buggies, a fully licensed clubhouse and Bunkers Restaurant. Ple...Alice Springs Golf Club
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Alice Springs Reptile Centre
The Alice Springs Reptile Centre specialises in things that hiss and slither, which are rare, impossible, or undesirable to come across in the wild. Home to over 100 reptiles, the centre displays its inhabitants in recreations of their natural environment. Enter the gecko cave to see the different species of this diminutive and shy lizard from around Alice Springs, the Barkly Tablelands and the Top End. Terry the saltwater crocodile is in an enclosure with glass panels that give you a glimpse i...Alice Springs Reptile Centre
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Alice Springs School of the Air
A virtual journey in 'The World's Largest Classroom' will leave you enlightened and inspired. The film and guide presentations reveal stories about the school and its students, sharing a distinctive history, outback lifestyle and world-renowned innovations of this uniquely Australian school. Take the opportunity to visit Alice Springs School of the Air and be inspired by what has been and continues to be one of the most unique methods of education in the world. Open Monday to Saturday 8.30am t...Alice Springs School of the Air
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve
The Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve preserves the original stone buildings of The Telegraph Station, which have been restored with furnishings and artefacts from the early 1900s. Wander through the grounds and buildings and use the special franking stamp to post a letter at the post office. Set against the magnificent MacDonnell Ranges, the reserve is also a popular place for a walk, picnic and watching wildlife. The Alice Springs Telegraph Station is the best preserved of t...Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Alice Springs Turf Club
Visit the Alice Springs Turf Club, located at Pioneer Park Alice Springs. Horse racing has been part of the pioneering history of Alice Springs and today, 133 years after the first race meeting was conducted, Pioneer Park Racecourse offers race meetings throughout the year. From April to May, the racecourse showcases Central Australian racing with the staging of the annual XXXX Gold Alice Springs Cup Carnival.Alice Springs Turf Club
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Anzac Hill
The most visited landmark in Alice Springs, Anzac Hill is the ideal spot for an overview of the town. The lookout offers a panoramic view of Alice Springs and the beautiful surrounding ranges. The Anzac Hill Memorial was unveiled on 25 April 1934 (Anzac Day) and was originally dedicated to all those members of the armed services who had paid the supreme sacrifice during World War I. It has now become a memorial to all those who have served in the defence of their country during all wars in whic...Anzac Hill
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Aquascene
Ever thought of feeding fish in the ocean, at Doctors Gully, right in the heart of Darwin, is Aquascene, where hundreds of fish come to shore at high tide to be fed by hand. The daily fish feeding ritual began over 50 years ago, when a nearby resident started throwing bread scraps to a few small mullet at high tide. Today visitors come from near and far to participate in this unique spectacle. Trays of bread are provided at regular intervals during the feeding period for hand feeding the mullet...Aquascene
Darwin, Darwin Area
Araluen Arts Centre
The Araluen Arts Centre is the focal point of Alice Springs' performing and visual arts scene, incorporating a series of art galleries and a professional theatre. The galleries feature exhibitions from the Araluen Collection with a focus on contemporary Aboriginal art from Central Australia and both local and Australian artists. Travelling exhibitions are a key highlight of the annual visual arts program. The Albert Namatjira Gallery exhibits a selection of paintings by this famous artist, his...Araluen Arts Centre
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Araluen Cultural Precinct
A self-guided walking tour around the Araluen Cultural Precinct provides a fascinating glimpse into the art, culture and heritage of Central Australia, and into some of the local identities that helped develop the region. The precinct was home to Eddie Connellan, a pioneer of aviation in the Northern Territory. The original hangar, associated heritage buildings and the Connellan, or Araluen Homestead, still form part of the precinct. The Araluen Cultural Precinct is also culturally significa...Araluen Cultural Precinct
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Araluen Mountain Bike Trails
Araluen Mountain Bike Trails includes more than 15 kilometres of dedicated single mountain bike track and an extensive network of fire trail set amongst the West MacDonnell Ranges. The trails are unlike any other in Australia due to the arid rangeland terrain, ideal for mountain biking. The trails are managed by the Central Australian Rough Rider Mountain Bike Club, who are dedicated local mountain bike rider with a strong commitment to social, recreational riding, trail development and junior...Araluen Mountain Bike Trails
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Arlpwe Art and Culture Centre
Located 350 kilometres north of Alice Springs, Ali Curung is a remote Aboriginal Community which is accessed from the Stuart Highway via just 22 kilometres of all-weather sealed bitumen road. Sign posted from the highway, Arlpwe is both an art gallery and art centre. Visitors are welcome to explore the gallery, admiring the finished works, and also to meet the artists at work in the centre. Learn of traditional stories, told through the paintings. View the range of genuine artefacts fashioned f...Arlpwe Art and Culture Centre
Ali Curung, Tennant Creek Area
Arltunga Historical Reserve
Located 110 kilometres east of Alice Springs, via the East MacDonnell Ranges, the historic town of Arltunga was officially Central Australia's first town and once supported up to 3,000 people. Arltunga was born out of a gold rush in 1887, when alluvial gold was discovered in a dry creek bed. Fortune seekers had to travel 600 kilometres from the Oodnadatta railhead, often on foot, to seek their fortune in a harsh environment. At the time, Alice Springs consisted of just the Overland Telegraph Sta...Arltunga Historical Reserve
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Attack Creek Historical Reserve
The Attack Creek Memorial is situated on the Attack Creek Historical Reserve, located on the Stuart Highway 74 kilometres north of Tennant Creek. The memorial recalls that 'On 25 June 1860 John McDouall Stuart and his two companions William Kekwick and Benjamin Head reached Attack Creek the most northerly point of that expedition. Hostile natives and illness forced the party to return'. A short walk down the creek from the monument you can see where the old Stuart Highway once ran to the east of...Attack Creek Historical Reserve
Tennant Creek, Tennant Creek Area
Australian Aviation Heritage Centre
Step back in time and explore Northern Territory heritage. The Australian Aviation Heritage Centre, located in Winnellie, Darwin, houses an impressive collection of the Territory's aviation history and reminds us of Darwin's frontier role in World War II. A massive B52 Bomber dwarfs other exhibits, including Mirage and Sabre jets, a Spitfire replica, Wessex and Huey Cobra helicopters. Other exhibits include engines and armament as well as many photographs of Darwin at war, pioneer flights and r...Australian Aviation Heritage Centre
Darwin, Darwin Area
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Bamboo Creek Tin Mine
Discovered around 1906, the Bamboo Creek Tin Mine provides an insight into the small scale mining activities of the era, and its ruins are a reminder of the park’s varied past. Some sections of the old buildings are still standing, and you can see remnants of equipment relating to ore extraction, processing, transport, an explosives magazine as well as domestic objects. Tin was mined at the site sporadically until it was abandoned in 1955.Bamboo Creek Tin Mine
Batchelor, Litchfield Area
Bardedjilidji Walk
Bardedjilidji Walk is one of Kakadu National Park's most interesting short walks. The 2.5 kilometre trail winds through layered sandstone, woodlands and wetlands alongside the East Alligator River. You can complete it by yourself or join the guided walk on Mondays. Bardedjilidji is the local Aboriginal word for walking track or pathway, and also refers to the roots of waterlilies growing in freshwater swamps and billabongs. Experience a number of different habitats on the trail, from sandstone ...Bardedjilidji Walk
Jabiru, Kakadu Area
Barra Feeding
Come and see barramundi being hand fed at Territoy Manor's 'Feed the Barra Show' in Mataranka. View these famous fighting fish and watch them strike when they come to feed. Afterwards, treat yourself to brunch or lunch at the cafe. There are two shows held daily one at 9.30am and one a 1pm.Barra Feeding
Mataranka, Katherine Area
Barra on Todd Restaurant and Bar
The Barra on Todd Restaurants is Alice's first seafood inspired restaurant. Come along and experience the stylish surrounds and contemporary cuisine. Barra on Todd's menu pays homage to its namesake, with a variety of barramundi dishes, and meat lovers, and vegetarians haven't been forgotten either. Enjoy a drink or catch up with friends at the Barra Poolside Bar or Barra Bar. There is nightly entertainment by local bands - weather permitting. Open for breakfast 6am to 10am, lunch 11.30am to 5...Barra on Todd Restaurant and Bar
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Barra Shack
The Barra Shack, located in Humpty Doo, offers a variety of belts, bags, diary covers, book covers and purses, all fashioned from the skins of barramundi, crocodile, cow and kangaroo and manufactured on the premises. This is a great spot to purchase an unusual yet unique gift, including polished buffalo horns. Or just relax and listen to Waldo's Australian bush poetry recitals. This is a very popular stop on the drive out to Kakadu National Park.Barra Shack
Humpty Doo, Darwin Area
Barranyi National Park
Barranyi National Park, situated in the Gulf of Carpentaria, is one of the Northern Territory's most remote visitor destinations. This peaceful wilderness haven within the Sir Edward Pellew Group of islands is owned by the Yanyuwa Aboriginal people, who live in the area. The island represents an important link in protecting and preserving the Aboriginal way of life, culture and traditions. Barranyi National Park is managed by Parks and Wildlife Services of the Northern Territory under a leasebac...Barranyi National Park
Borroloola, Gulf Area
Barrk Sandstone Walk
Enjoy spectacular views, experience a variety of habitats and see the Nanguluwur art site along the Barrk Sandstone Walk, a rugged 12 kilometre loop walk over and around Burrunggui/Nourlangie in Kakadu National Park. This walk is graded difficult - you should allow six-eight hours to complete it. Experience the beauty of Kakadu's sandstone country with great lookout points across the Arnhem Land Escarpment. Burrunggui is a large sandstone formation - an island standing above the surrounding woo...Barrk Sandstone Walk
Jabiru, Kakadu Area
Barrow Creek Telegraph Station
A beautifully restored Barrow Creek Telegraph Station is located in Barrow Creek, set against the backdrop of the picturesque Forster ranges. This historical reserve is one of 15 telegraph stations that formed the network from Port Augusta to Port Darwin and has considerable historical value. The stone buildings were originally constructed in 1872. An information sheet on the self guided walk is available from the Parks and Wildlife website or the Barrow Creek Pub.Barrow Creek Telegraph Station
Barrow Creek, Tennant Creek Area
Battery Hill Mining Centre
The Battery Hill Mining Centre is located in Tennant Creek 1.5 kilometres from the town centre along Peko Road. The Battery Hill Mining Centre overlooks the town, the surrounding countryside and is the site of the No. 3 Government Gold Stamp Battery, where it all started with the 1930's outback gold rush. Enjoy an underground mine tour and watch the machinery in action (cost applies). Wander through the two museums, Freedom, Fortitude and Flies, - a look at social life on the goldfields during...Battery Hill Mining Centre
Tennant Creek, Tennant Creek Area
Beachfront Hotel
The Beachfront Hotel, on the waterfront at Nightcliff, attracts locals and tourists alike. It is home to Turtles Bar and Bistro and from Thursday to Sunday, live entertainment is on hand, including local bands and entertainers. On weekends you can enjoy a relaxing breakfast on the outside deck overlooking the Arafura Sea, whilst lunch and dinner is served seven days a week. Savour one of the cold tap beers as the sun sets, relaxing at the bar inside or kick back on the deck.Beachfront Hotel
Darwin, Darwin Area
Berry Springs Nature Park
Berry Springs Nature Park is a picturesque area 47 kilometres south of Darwin that is a popular daytrip destination for picnics, with shady areas with tables and barbecues. Work up an appetite for lunch with a swim or a bushwalk. Cool off in one of Berry Creek's clear and shady pools, and if you've brought your goggles along, you should be able to spot native fish and other aquatic life. Or explore the area on foot - the looped walking track takes you through monsoon forest and woodlands. It st...Berry Springs Nature Park
Darwin, Darwin Area
Bicentennial Park
Perched on the cliffs of Darwin Harbour along The Esplanade, Bicentennial Park is a good place to catch a sea breeze or spend an afternoon following the WWII walking trail, picnicking or relaxing in the open grasslands. Running the length of Darwin's waterfront overlooking Darwin Harbour and shaded by tropical trees, the park is an excellent place to stroll. Be sure to visit the Cenotaph, Darwin's first war memorial commemorating Australians who lost their lives in WWI, and the Aboriginal men a...Bicentennial Park
Darwin, Darwin Area
Biddlecombe Cascade
Biddlecombe Cascades are one of many beautiful swimming and sightseeing locations along the Jatbula Trail in Nitmiluk National Park (Katherine Gorge). The one way long distance walking trail is 58 kilometres long and starts at Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) and finishes at Leliyn / Edith Falls, usually taking trekkers four to five days to complete. The Biddlecombe Cascades are fed by a permanently flowing creek that drops into a lovely waterfall. After walking the first day of the Jatbula Trail you...Biddlecombe Cascade
Katherine, Katherine Area
Bill Allen Lookout
For sweeping 360-degree panoramic views of Tennant Creek and this unique, Central Australian district, make a stop at Bill Allen Lookout. It is situated just past the Battery Hill Mining Centre. The lookout is named after a well-known local identify Bill Allen. There are plaques to help identify and interpret significant local sites.Bill Allen Lookout
Tennant Creek, Tennant Creek Area
Binns Track
Take an epic journey on the Northern Territory’s newest four-wheel drive route, the Binns Track. Running from Mount Dare on the South Australian border to the township of Timber Creek, the track covers 2,191 kilometres and winds through many of the Northern Territory’s lesser-known nature reserves and national parks. You’ll pass through the outback towns of Alice Springs and Tennant Creek and traverse some of the Northern Territory’s most interesting landscapes in the western Simpson Desert, E...Binns Track
Finke, Alice Springs Area
Bird Billabong
The Northern Territory is home to the highest number of waterbirds in Australia as well as some of the most beautiful and rare bird species. The aptly-named Bird Billabong is located in the Mary River National Park between the Mount Bundy Hills and the Mary River channel, and is teeming with just some of them. Take the pleasant 2 kilometre stroll to the billabong through scenic surroundings. Stand on the viewing platform at the water's edge a while, it's designed to give panoramic views over th...Bird Billabong
Mary River ( Arnhem Highway), Mary River Area
Birthday Waterhole
Birthday Waterhole is a semi-permanent pool on the Hugh River in the West MacDonnell Ranges. It is also the Trailhead for sections 4 and 5 of the 223 kilometre Larapinta walking trail that extends from Alice Springs to Mt Sonder. Large River Red Gums fringe Birthday Waterhole, which is an important ecological site. Waterbirds are attracted to the waterhole because of its large populations of desert rainbow fish, frogs and aquatic invertebrates. Camping is permitted and access is by high-cleara...Birthday Waterhole
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Bitter Springs
Discovered by surveyors for the Overland Telegraph Line in the latter part of the nineteenth century, the Bitter Springs are located approximately two kilometres from Mataranka in the Katherine region. Set amongst palms and tropical woodlands in the Elsey National Park, these spring-fed thermal pools are an ideal place to relax and unwind after a long drive, or while exploring the national park. There is a short loop walk available at Bitter Springs.Bitter Springs
Mataranka, Katherine Area
Black Point Culture Centre
Browse the Black Point Culture Centre, located at the Black Point Ranger Station within the Garig Ganuk Barlu National Park. The centre offers travellers a unique insight into the rich history of the Cobourg Peninsula. Aboriginal people, Macassan traders and European pioneers have all made their mark on this land in varying ways. The displays include traditional Aboriginal bush tucker, history and artefacts, evidence of Macassan trading and a history on the Victoria Settlement. A display on som...Black Point Culture Centre
Cobourg Peninsula, Arnhem Land Area
Blyth Homestead
The historic Blyth Homestead is found within Litchfield National Park, and is also the location of an old tin mine, which is now in ruins. The homestead site serves as a reminder of the tough conditions faced by pioneers in remote areas. Built by the Sargent Family in 1929, the homestead was abandoned in the early 1960s. It has recently been restored and an interpretive display presents the trials and tragedies of this remote site. Please note that access to the homestead is by four-wheel drive...Blyth Homestead
Batchelor, Litchfield Area
Bogarts
Established in the late 60's , every visit will reveal another treasure! Take a step back in time and enjoy the 'happy buzz' that permeates this suburban hang out with live music every Friday and Saturday night and weeknights during the dry. The real hype though, is the food, with a fusion of cast meets wets. Look for wild Barra skin on, cooked to your liking, and Bogart's plank steak served on a Mahogany timber slab! Live music every Thursday to Saturday, contact Bogart's for more details.Bogarts
Darwin, Darwin Area
Bojangles Saloon and Dining Room
Bojangles Saloon and Dining Room, located in Alice Springs, is just like a licensed museum. Grab a cold beer and wander around as you view Australia’s history through the vast collection of memorabilia on display. Offering warm Territory hospitality and great service, come along and excite your taste buds with some distinctive outback fare. Open every day of the year, Bojangles also broadcasts its own live radio show across the Territory via Sun FM radio, and around the world via the internet,...Bojangles Saloon and Dining Room
Alice Springs, Alice Springs Area
Bootleggers Bar and Grill
Bootleggers is foremost a family friendly restaurant and a great place to dine after a busy day spent exploring Tennant Creek. Conveniently located in the middle of town right on the main street. The menu is 'Aussie cuisine with a twist', all the usual fare you would expect in an outback pub, with the addition of tasty daily specials. Vegetarians are catered for with enthusiasm. Bootleggers provides a fantastic opportunity to mingle with the locals, hear a tall yarn or two in the sports bar and...Bootleggers Bar and Grill
Tennant Creek, Tennant Creek Area
Borroloola Police Station Museum
Visit the Borroloola Police Station Museum for a fascinating insight into the local history. The police station was constructed in 1886 when Borroloola was a significant river port and drovers' camp. The buildings were used for 50 years by the police before becoming a patrol officer's residence. It is the oldest surviving example of an outpost station in the Northern Territory. The building now houses a small district museum, which tells many stories of occupation, administration and mining i...Borroloola Police Station Museum
Borroloola, Gulf Area
Bowali Visitor Centre
Before you start exploring Kakadu National Park, get familiarised by exploring the Bowali Visitor Centre. Spend an hour at the interpretive centre where you can watch a 25 minute audio visual presentation to help you gain a greater understanding of Kakadu's landscape and moods, then take a walk through the interpretive displays. Videos are shown on the half hour giving different perspectives on Kakadu and its international significance. The habitat based display and library gives you detaile...Bowali Visitor Centre
Jabiru, Kakadu Area
Brian Creek Monsoon Forest
Brian Creek Monsoon Forest, in the Mary River National Park which is an hour's drive from Darwin, is a short walk through a pocket of rainforest where you will notice the contrast between the wildlife here and the surrounding woodlands. These pockets are significant examples of remnant vegetation communities that are surrounded by dry lowland woodland savannah. The walk is relatively easy, allow 45 minutes round trip, and a picnic table at the start of the track provides a quiet spot to rest and...Brian Creek Monsoon Forest
Mary River ( Arnhem Highway), Mary River Area
Browns Mart
Browns Mart, located in the centre of Darwin, is on the national heritage list, preserved as a place of interest. First built in 1885 as an emporium and market, it later housed a number of operations including a mining exchange, bank premises, auction rooms, steamship booking office, naval depot, Crown Law office and Police Headquarters. Just 12 years after construction it was badly damaged by a cyclone and was fully restored to its original condition. Browns Mart is one of Darwin's premiere ve...Browns Mart
Darwin, Darwin Area
Buley Rockhole
Enjoy a refreshing swim in the cascading pools of Buley Rockhole. This popular swimming spot, in the magnificent Litchfield National Park, is a great place to wind down after exploring the park. Wade through the pools, absorb the scenic bush surrounds or sit and relax, as the cool water rolls over your shoulders. Open for most of the year, camping is available with toilet facilities.Buley Rockhole
Batchelor, Litchfield Area
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