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The top end is the region of the Northern Territory, which encompasses the central top section

of Australia. The ancient rugged terrain spans over 400,000 square kilometres and is known

for its journeying rock shells which often poke out of dense rainforests. Tabletop mountain

ranges are worn almost flat by millions of years of erosion. Main rivers like the Catherine

and the Victoria have a great number of other rivers and creeks flowing into them, especially

in the wet season. The swollen waterways make perfect pathways for crocodiles to make

their way across the region. The top end is home to both the Kakadu and the

Nip Malak National Parks. The varying landscape draws many tourists and locals to roadtrip

across the region, experiencing all the different terrains along the way. Many stop after camp

and fish at remote camping grounds along the rivers and highlights. Deep gorges and ice

cold fresh waterholes flow into vast river systems that fork across the top end and further

west into the Kimberly region. This is in stark contrast to the arrow to dry red desert

of the southern part of the Northern Territory, known as the Red Centre. If you travel west

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