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Tiwi Islands
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Two islands (Melville and Bathurst) north of Darwin inhabited by Aboriginal communities. Access (regulated) allows visitors to discover their culture and traditions, particularly their art.
Overview of the Tiwi Islands
These are two islands (Melville and Bathurst) north of Darwin inhabited by Aboriginal communities. Access (regulated) allows visitors to discover their culture and traditions, particularly their art.
Key Facts
- Type of place: archipelago.
- Tourist interest: (worth seeing).
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- Number of islands: 2.
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- Population: 2,579 inhabitants (2011).
- Area: 8,320 km².
- Density: 0.31 inhabitant/km².
- Highest point:
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