410M Horsnell Road, Noonamah NT 837, Australia
The property is located about 45 km southeast of the Darwin central business district, placing it within commuting distance of the city.
Bus routes 440 and 445 pass through Noonamah, providing limited service between the suburb and Palmerston on weekdays and Saturdays, typically running twice a day.
Along the Stuart Highway south of the Elizabeth River bridge you will find a hotel, a petrol station and a combined general store and post office. North of the river lies the Darwin Crocodile Farm (currently closed to the public) and several trucking companies that handle livestock.
Noonamah has a tropical savanna climate with a wet season from November to April and a dry season from May to October. Temperatures can range from highs of around 42 °C in the summer to lows near 6 °C in winter.
The National Rodeo Council of Australia schedules numerous rodeo events throughout the year, including the popular Noonamah Tavern Rodeo, which draws visitors from the surrounding region.
The name ‘Noonamah’ comes from the Wagaman language meaning “plenty of tucker and good things.” During World II a railway siding and storage depot were built to support nearby military airfields, and a heritage‑listed cricket pitch was established by the 27th Australian Infantry Brigade.
The Elizabeth River flows through Noonamah, moving eastward toward the East Arm of Darwin Harbour, providing a natural waterway near the suburb.
