Berry Springs NT 0838, Australia
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The property at 14 Hopewell Road is a house. It is the sole dwelling type listed for this address
Berry Springs is approximately 58.5 kilometres by road from the Darwin central business district. The drive takes you through the Cox Peninsula Road into the rural locality
Berry Springs lies within the Litchfield Municipality local government area. This council provides the municipal services for the locality
Residents can visit the Berry Springs Nature Park, which offers swimming in clear spring‑fed pools, bushwalking trails, and picnic facilities. The Territory Wildlife Park, a zoo showcasing local fauna, is also located within the locality
Lake Deane is situated about 2.4 km from the property, providing a scenic water feature close to the home. It is a recognized lake within the Northern Territory
The area is known as Laniyuk by the Indigenous Kungarakany people and was a WWII rest and recreation camp with a swimming pool built across Berry Creek. The name Berry Springs derives from Berry Creek, named in 1870 after Edwin Berry
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