56 Horsnell Road, Noonamah NT 837, Australia
The property is located about 45 km southeast of the Darwin CBD. The drive typically takes around 45 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.
The Northern Territory Government runs limited bus services on routes 440 and 445 that pass through Noonamah, usually twice a day from Monday to Saturday. Most residents travel to work by car, with a small percentage using public transport.
A hotel, petrol station and general store (which also functions as the post office) are situated on the Stuart Highway south of the Elizabeth River bridge. To the north of the river is the Darwin Crocodile Farm, which is currently closed to the public, and several trucking companies have facilities in the area.
Yes, the National Rodeo Council of Australia schedules a number of rodeo events throughout the year, including the popular Noonamah Tavern Rodeo. These events attract both locals and visitors.
Noonamah experiences 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 about 42 °C in the summer to lows near 6 °C in winter.
The suburb has a rich WWII history, including a former railway siding and storage depot that supported nearby airfields, as well as a heritage‑listed cricket pitch built by the 27th Australian Infantry Brigade in 1942. These landmarks reflect the area’s historical significance.
